Q&A: Are Jewish believers required to keep the Mosaic Law? No, but cultural/traditional practice may be permitted if not causing division
Nuanced pastoral answer about Jewish Christians and the Law
Winger says Jewish Christians are not required to keep the Mosaic Law as a whole. However, if a Jewish believer was raised in Jewish tradition and keeps certain practices out of cultural identity and conscience, there is allowance for this—echoing Romans 14 and the principles about weak and strong. Division is the key disqualifier. He defers full treatment to upcoming episodes on Acts and Epistles.
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