of justi¿ cation by faith was about how both Jews and Gentiles were set right
with God by believing in Jesus and thus becoming members of his Body
by baptism, not circumcision; he contrasted faith with works, because he
disagreed with Christians who thought Gentiles, too, must observe the Law
of Moses, including circumcision, to join the Body of Christ. Ŷ
Colossians.
Corinthians 1 and 2.
Ephesians.
Galatians.
Philippians.
Romans.
Sanders, Paul, the Law and the Jewish People.
Wright, Surprised by Hope.
- Is this account of early Christian eschatology different from what you
expected—and if so, how? - Is it possible to conceive of Christianity today as both Jewish
and Gentile?
Questions to Consider
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