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Does that mean A is close to the answer? Your two points seem more like tautologies than an either/or proposition. One can easily follow the other and both seem to sum up the passage. I know I'm stupidly repeating the same question. I'm sorry. Please think it cute. I need to know the obvious facts

Does that mean A is close to the answer? Your two points seem more like tautologies than an either/or proposition. One can easily follow the other and both seem to sum up the passage. Thank you for your answer. Then I would like to ask you more clearly.  So Has Cephas ever forced Gentiles to become...

Basically, Paul catches Cephas eating unkosher meals with the gentiles, but when James, a Jew, comes around he sits and eats with them, all the while teaching gentiles to be more like the Jews. Paul sees this as a betrayal to both parties and accosts Cephas for this. Thank you. I am not good at Eng...

Respectful teachers, please answer me

In Galatians Paul said to Geba:  "If thou, being a Jew, livest after the manner of Gentiles, and not as do the Jews, why compellest thou the Gentiles to live as do the Jews?" How should I interpret this passage?  A. In fact, Geba forced Gentiles to become Jews. B. Being Jewish and not livi...

No. No.  What are you talking about?  Josephus did not use the word Messiah wherever he needed it. It was deliberate because it thought Messiah was the cause of the revolt. And it is also because it declared the Roman Emperor Vespasian a true Messiah.  My question was to avoid the expression Joseph...

No. No.  What are you talking about?  Josephus did not use the word Messiah wherever he needed it. It was deliberate because it thought Messiah was the cause of the revolt. And it is also because it declared the Roman Emperor Vespasian a true Messiah.  My question was to avoid the expression Joseph ...

I am Korean. I am using a translator now. Please see There is no critical study of Christianity or the Bible in Korea. So Koreans think the claims of Christian dialectics such as William Craig, Gary Habermas and Lee Strobel are true. Nothing else was introduced. So I will come to this forum and ask ...