Acts 15 Explained | Did the Apostles Reject the Torah for Gentiles?
This study of the Jerusalem Council explains the circumcision controversy, the four prohibitions, and the meaning of the Apostolic Decree for Gentile believers. It shows how Peter,…
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Acts 10: Peter's Vision
Peter’s vision of the sheet in Acts 10 is often used to justify eating unclean animals. This teaching shows that the vision was about the inclusion of Gentiles into God’s people, not a change in the food laws.
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