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Four Incompatible Answers: What the New Testament Says About Jewish Law

Matthew says every letter of Jewish law stands. Mark says Jesus declared all foods clean. Luke shows Paul keeping the law while exempting Gentiles. Paul's own letters warn that Gentiles who keep the law fall from grace. How did four contradictory positions end up in the same Bible? This video examines how early Christian communities scattered across the Mediterranean—with no internet, no councils, no agreed texts—independently wrestled with a fundamental question: Must followers of a Jewish Messiah follow Jewish law? The answers they reached shaped the separation of Christianity from Judaism and continue to influence theological debates today. Key concepts covered: • Matthew's position: Full law observance required (Matthew 5:17-18) • Mark's position: Jesus modified the law, declaring all foods clean (Mark 7:18-19) • Luke-Acts' position: Jews keep the law, Gentiles are exempt • Paul's letters: Gentiles keeping the law risk spiritual danger (Galatians) • Why ancient ethnic law logic made Luke's position intuitive • How geographic isolation created independent "theology labs" • Reading the Gospels as theological arguments from specific communities ───────────────────────────── ORIGINAL SOURCE ───────────────────────────── This video distills content from:    • 10. The Acts of the Apostles   All credit for the original scholarship and presentation belongs to the source creator. This condensed version aims to make these insights accessible in a shorter format. ───────────────────────────── About Lecture Distilled ───────────────────────────── Long lectures. Short videos. Core insights. We distill lengthy academic lectures into focused concept videos, preserving the essential arguments and evidence while respecting your time. Explore our project: https://github.com/Augustinus12835/au... #NewTestament #BiblicalStudies #EarlyChristianity #JewishLaw #GospelDifferences #BiblicalScholarship #ChristianHistory #ReligiousStudies