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Acts 15 and the Law of Moses
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Acts 15 and the Law of Moses

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Acts 15:5

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Acts 15

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Used to highlight the dispute over circumcision and law-keeping as a key text in the argument about continuity between Jesus and later Christian teaching.

Supports claim through Acts 15:5Open verseOpen stream

Raised as the main New Testament chapter for debating whether Gentile believers are required to keep Mosaic law.

Supports claim through Acts 15Open verseOpen stream
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