jewish law

Some people have even suggested that Matthew is intentionally structuring his Gospel to make it look like the Torah, the Jewish law.

The Jewish law with--that signals their ethnicity as being people of Israel, that's the point of view of Luke.

Paul did not want his Gentile followers to keep the Jewish law, and Paul said in Romans that the law is good.

What Matthew presents Jesus is doing is not getting rid, at all, of the Torah, the Jewish law, he's intensifying it.

He's saying, if you Gentile followers of Jesus even attempt to keep the Jewish law, you'll be cut off from the grace of God.

He basically says, if you're a follower of Jesus and a Gentile, ; you cannot keep the Jewish law; otherwise you will fall from grace.

These Kashruth personnel are proficient in the intricacies of Jewish law, modern food production and chemical and biological processes.

Kashrut is the body of Jewish law dealing with what foods we can and cannot eat and how those foods must be prepared and eaten.

What was Moses stance on what people should do with the Jewish law?

Some Christian writers very quickly portray Jesus as teaching that his followers don't have to keep the Jewish law.

Well, Jesus declared all foods clean, so Jesus modifies the Jewish law in a substantial way for Mark.

For Martin Luther works weren't just circumcision in other words, works of the Jewish law.

Jesus is not saying, okay I've come, now you don't have to keep the Jewish law.

When an expert in Jewish law asked Him to define the neighbor we are to love, Jesus drew a big circle.

Jewish law clearly forbids the taking of one life to save another.

When Paul talks about works in Romans he's clearly talking about works of Jewish law.

Most are Orthodox Jews and strictly follow Jewish law.

Even if they're followers of Jesus they still keep the Jewish law ; Gentiles?

What did Moses believe about the Jewish law? Anybody remember?

What does Luke believe about the Jewish law?

What does Mark say about the Jewish law?

This is the way Luke is thinking about the Jewish law.

He's saying more and more negative things about the Jewish law.

Jewish law was buttressed by the cohesion of the community, reinforced by pressure from outside;