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How Christianity Almost Died Over a Dinner Table (The Antioch Crisis)

The early church almost collapsed over a dinner table. When Peter publicly separated from Gentile believers in Antioch, Paul did the unthinkable 🤯 he confronted his mentor in front of everyone. This showdown in Galatians 2 nearly split Christianity forever. Here's the full story of how one meal almost destroyed the gospel. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - The Crisis That Almost Destroyed Christianity 1:35 - Why Jews and Gentiles Eating Together Was Revolutionary 2:00 - The Visitors from Jerusalem Arrive 4:40 - Peter's Withdrawal and the Divided Table 12:20 - Paul's Public Confrontation of Peter 16:40 - The Jerusalem Council Decision 21:30 - Why This Matters for the Church Today 📖 SCRIPTURE REFERENCES: Galatians 2:11-14 (Paul confronts Peter) Acts 15 (The Jerusalem Council) Acts 10 (Peter's vision about clean and unclean) Acts 11:1-18 (Peter defends eating with Gentiles) 🔥 KEY QUESTIONS ANSWERED: Why did Paul rebuke Peter publicly? What was the Antioch incident in the Bible? What did the Jerusalem Council decide? How did the early church handle Jews and Gentiles? What does Galatians 2 teach about the gospel? Why did Peter separate from Gentile believers? This video explores one of the most dramatic moments in early church history 👉🏻 when the apostle Paul publicly opposed the apostle Peter to his face. The incident at Antioch revealed a crisis that threatened to split Christianity along ethnic lines. Discover how Paul's courage and the Jerusalem Council's wisdom preserved the truth that salvation is by grace through faith alone, not by keeping the law. If you're studying Galatians, Acts, or early church history, this is essential viewing. Learn how the first Christians navigated questions about circumcision, Jewish law, and what it truly means to belong to God's family. 📚 RELATED TOPICS: Paul and Peter conflict, Galatians 2 explained, Antioch incident, Jerusalem Council, early church controversy, Jews and Gentiles in the church, circumcision debate, Acts 15, law vs grace, justification by faith 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more deep dives into Bible stories with hidden meanings and church history that changed everything. #Galatians2 #PaulAndPeter #AntiochIncident #EarlyChurch #BibleHistory #JerusalemCouncil #Apostles #ChurchHistory #BibleStudy #Acts15