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The four Apostolic Decree commands correspond to Leviticus 17-18, which lists things God judges Gentile nations for -- suggesting these were universal moral standards applicable even outside the law

Does Acts Teach Us to Follow the Law of Moses？ Hebrew Roots part 3 01:05:09 – 01:06:12

Analysis of the four commands and their OT background

Winger identifies that Leviticus 17-18 contains restrictions applicable even to Gentiles sojourning in Israel. He cites John Polhill's New American Commentary on Acts as supporting the table fellowship interpretation.
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Does Acts Teach Us to Follow the Law of Moses？ Hebrew Roots part 3 @ 01:05:09

2019-05-22

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table fellowship Apostolic Decree Leviticus 17-18 Acts 15:20 John Polhill New American Commentary on Acts Gentile moral standards
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