[Elsie]

If it's your assertation that these are the ONLY things that were expected of gentile Christians than early Christians must have been very unrighteous indeed.

I didn't WRITE the letter that was delivered to the GENTILES.

If you want to say that the SCRIPTURE is ACTS 15 is wrong; I guess you can; but for me; I'll believe is says EXACTLY what it means.

[DouglasKC]

didn't WRITE the letter that was delivered to the GENTILES.
If you want to say that the SCRIPTURE is ACTS 15 is wrong; I guess you can; but for me; I'll believe is says EXACTLY what it means.

You're not though. You're disregarding all context, all logic, all scripture and all history and trying to shoehorn it into a postbiblical, traditional view. I'll admit it works, but only if one keeps their head buried in the sand.

Can you answer one question? Why was there no controversy about sabbath keeping in scripture? Why no big arguement about breaking one of the Lord Jesus Christ's ten commandments? There was a huge controversy about circumcision for example. Why not the same for the sabbath commandment?