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Acts 15:19-21 -- James decrees four abstentions for Gentiles: things contaminated by idols, fornication, what is strangled, and blood. The reason given: Moses has been preached in every city.

Does Acts Teach Us to Follow the Law of Moses？ Hebrew Roots part 3 01:01:32 – 01:02:32

James's four-fold decree for Gentiles

Winger notes the four commands and highlights that James gives a specific reason: Moses has been read in the synagogues every Sabbath in every city. This contextual rationale will be central to interpreting the scope and purpose of the decree.
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Does Acts Teach Us to Follow the Law of Moses？ Hebrew Roots part 3 @ 01:01:32

2019-05-22

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table fellowship James (brother of Jesus) Acts 15:20-21 Apostolic Decree idols (food offered to) fornication strangled meat blood (dietary)
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