A Study of Primitive Christianity
A Study of Primitive Christianity
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188 A STUDY OF PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY upon his own alleged communication with the risen Saviour — as a false and indefensible pre- tence which conflicted with their proper authority as the chosen companions and representatives of Jesus. Paul made another brief visit to Jerusalem fourteen years later * for the purpose of declaring his gospel and maintaining the rights of the Gre- cian and non-Jewish converts. He also met Peter once at Antioch ; but, beyond this, he appears to have had little int...ercourse with the personal fol- lowers of Jesus.
The Two Parties in the Garly Charch.
In the discussion which arose between Peter and Paul and their respective adherents, in reference to the necessity of submitting to the rites and ordi- nances of Judaism as a preliminary to Christian baptism, Paul finally announced the principle that the acceptance of the gospel abrogated the neces- sity for the formal observances required by the law, t and claimed complete freedom for the con- vert as to the adoption of the rite of circumcision, and other points in dispute between the Judaizing and the Gentile Christians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
188 A STUDY OF PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY upon his own alleged communication with the risen Saviour — as a false and indefensible pre- tence which conflicted with their proper authority as the chosen companions and representatives of Jesus. Paul made another brief visit to Jerusalem fourteen years later * for the purpose of declaring his gospel and maintaining the rights of the Gre- cian and non-Jewish converts. He also met Peter once at Antioch ; but, beyond this, he appears to have had little int...ercourse with the personal fol- lowers of Jesus.
The Two Parties in the Garly Charch.
In the discussion which arose between Peter and Paul and their respective adherents, in reference to the necessity of submitting to the rites and ordi- nances of Judaism as a preliminary to Christian baptism, Paul finally announced the principle that the acceptance of the gospel abrogated the neces- sity for the formal observances required by the law, t and claimed complete freedom for the con- vert as to the adoption of the rite of circumcision, and other points in dispute between the Judaizing and the Gentile Christians.
What to read after A Study of Primitive Christianity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis George Janes to read onlineMoreLess
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