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Gentiles in Israel's covenant

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Raised by a Hebrew Israelite caller to say Christ is the one mediator between God and humanity, as support for the idea that all people can come through Christ.

Referenced through the example of Cornelius to show Peter preached to Gentiles too, not only Jews, in support of Jesus' message reaching non-Israelites.

Quoted by a Hebrew Israelite guest to argue that the scattered believers preached 'to the Jews only' and that 'Grecians' were Greek-speaking Jews, not true Gentiles.

Read to show Paul explicitly turned to Gentiles and grounded that mission in Isaiah 49:6.

The host cited Pentecost to argue that dispersed Jews from many lands did receive the gospel message, countering a Hebrew Israelite-style objection about the northern kingdom be...

Used to note that at Pentecost there were 'Jews and proselytes,' supporting the claim that old-covenant Israel already included converts.

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