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The gospel alone makes Gentiles clean -- the law was not a prerequisite for salvation, and Acts 10-11 establishes this clearly

Does Acts Teach Us to Follow the Law of Moses？ Hebrew Roots part 3 00:43:05 – 00:44:05

Summary argument from Acts 10-11

Winger argues: if Gentiles can be saved without any consideration of their diet (which is what the vision and Cornelius episode establish), then the law of Moses is not necessary for salvation. This is the most important point to get right.
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@EddieBucha10986 Sure, I appreciate your challenge...and your patience. And it's an important point to make. In Rom 14:1-12, Paul addresses disagreements among Christians over dietary laws and special days. He suggests that these are secondary mat...

@EddieBucha10986 Sure, I appreciate your challenge...and your patience. And it's an important point to make. In Rom 14:1-12, Paul addresses disagreements among Christians over dietary laws and speci

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Does Acts Teach Us to Follow the Law of Moses？ Hebrew Roots part 3 @ 00:43:05

2019-05-22

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salvation by grace Law of Moses dietary laws Gentile salvation
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