Proving Paul Teaches Gentiles to Observe The Law Of Moses. (Acts 21:24, 21:28, 26:19-21)
Showing how the apostle Paul preached the Gospel to the Gentiles, and that this involved observance of the Law of Moses (Torah). The account of Paul encouraging men to observe a statute from the Law is sighted, and the men are confirmed to be believing Gentiles.
Key verses include Acts 21:24, 21:28, 26:19-21.
Matthew 5:17-18 Explained; ‘…not to abolish but to fulfill…’ and ‘…not a dot will pass from the Law until all is accomplished…’
Matthew 5:17-18 Explained; …not to abolish but to fulfill… and …not a dot will pass until all is accomplished…
Revelation 20:12-13 – Translated and Briefly Explained; ‘Unbelievers Judged By The Law Of Moses.’
Revelation 20:12-13 – Translated and Briefly Explained; ‘Unbelievers Are Judged By The Law Of Moses.’
Galatians 6:15 – Circumcision was never abolished.
Sharing the explanation of Galatians 5:15 and how it does not abolish the commandment of circumcision, though is emphasising the importance of a ‘new creation’.
Galatians 4:9-11 – You Observe Days, Months, Seasons and Years! (The Law was Never Abolished)
Sharing the explanation of Galatians 4:9-11 and how in context the verse does not abolish the Sabbath, Feasts, or Torah Law in any place.
1 Corinthians 7:1 – ‘Not to Touch the Opposite Gender…’ (Negiah)
Sharing the explanation of how 1 Corinthians 7:1 actually speaks of the instruction to ‘not touch the opposite gender, except for your spouse, or certain close relatives…’ (Negiah).
1 Corinthians 7:17-24 – ‘About Relationships, and Not About Abolishing Circumcision.’
Sharing the explanation of how the whole chapter of 1 Corinthians 7 deals with relationships and the like, and in no way abolishes the commandment of circumcision.
Acts 15:1 – Circumcision was never abolished.
Sharing the explanation of how Acts 15 does not abolish the commandment of circumcision.
Acts 16:1-3; ‘Timothy’s circumcision’ – explained.
Sharing the explanation of how Acts 16:1-3 in no place abolishes circumcision, and in no way says that the disciple Timothy was circumcised against his will, or to please others.
Galatians 5:11 – The apostle Paul preaches circumcision.
Sharing the explanation of Galatians 5:11; how the apostle Paul preaches circumcision.
Galatians 5:2 – Circumcision was never abolished.
Sharing the explanation of Galatians 5:2; how the commandment of circumcision was never abolished.
Galatians 3:23 – ‘we were held captive under the law…’ explained.
Sharing the brief explanation of Galatians 3:23.
Galatians 3:24 – ‘…the Law… our tutor to lead us to Christ…’, explained.
Sharing the brief explanation of Galatians 3:24.
Romans 10:4 – ‘…Christ is the end of the Law…’, explained.
Explaining Romans 10:4; ‘…Christ is the end of the law for…’, and what it means.
‘The Letter to the Gentiles’ – Where New Repentant Believers Start (Acts 15 and 21)
Sharing how the Letter to the Gentiles features four things for new believers to begin with and abstain from. The items are explained in a little more detail along the way.
The ‘New Covenant’; Only Possible By Believing in Christ (Messiah) – A Brief Summary.
A brief summary showing some of the blessings of the New Covenant, what it is, and how believing in Christ (Messiah) is the only possible way to receive such.
Why was the Messiah (Christ) baptized?
Reviewing Scripture, showing how Christ (Messiah) has always been sinless, and the reason why he was baptised in water.
Believers not to be called ‘rabbi’, and the like – (Matthew 23:8-12)
Reviewing the instruction found in Matthew 28:8-12 from the King Messiah (Christ) – for all believers.
Colossians 2:14 – The Law of Moses was never ‘nailed to the cross’.
Here the clearer interpretation of Colossians 2:14 is explained, showing that the Law was of Moses was never abolished or ‘nailed to the cross’.
The approach; Believing and Doing – (Romans 3:28, 3:31, 4:11)
Two verses which demonstrate the approach a believer takes, with their repentance when hearing the gospel (good news) are Romans 3:28 and 3:31
Matthew 22:40 – ‘…on these two depend all the Law…’
When speaking on the Law of Moses (Torah), Matthew 22:40 can be hard to understand. What a person needs to keep in mind when reading it is the word ‘depend’ (ESV) and/or ‘hangs’ (KJV).
Galatians 3:24 – ‘…the Law… our tutor to lead us to Christ…’, explained.
‘…this well known phrase is actually the lead-up to the core context of the verse which is located toward the end of it – when it says; ‘…justified by faith.’
