Both Jewish and Gentile Christians were called upon to make some radical changes. Which of these

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lisabon 2012 [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

Some of the changes expected from the Gentiles Christians and Jews include:

Jews must now view Gentiles as their equals in the Kingdom of God.

Gentiles now accept the revelation of God in Scripture, not in human reason.

Gentiles now believe in one true God.

Gentiles now view God as sovereign, not man.

Explanation:

In the past, the Jews and the Gentiles where having issues on the divinity of God-whether a man or as a devine being. This has led to the Jews not recognizing them as equals but rather treating them with disgust. Inorder for peaceful co-existence, there was need for radical changes which was carried out.

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