[Cronos]

Actually, there are a few that say:

1. The OT was written only for the Jews. Ditto the Gospels, the Letter to the Hebrews, etc.
2. There are also quite a few sola scriptura types who say that God wanted to make the Jews jealous hence the incarnation or that the baptism of Gentiles was an afterthought by God (afterthought -- more attempts to an anthropometric deity)
3. And of course, the Arians, Jehovah's Witnesses, Unitarians etc. use sola scriptura to prove their point

[kosta50]

Actually, there are a few that say: The OT was written only for the Jews. Ditto the Gospels, the Letter to the Hebrews, etc.

< Many consider Acts and Epistles to be the "New Testament". The Gospels, having been written for the Jews they say, are considered part of the "Old Testament".

There are also quite a few sola scripture types who say that God wanted to make the Jews jealous hence the incarnation or that the baptism of Gentiles was an afterthought by God (afterthought -- more attempts to an anthropometric deity)

That is a Pauline innovation. I would be curious to see some Patristic commentaries on the subject of Paul's idea that God wanted to make Jews jealous and punished them by favoring the Gentiles (which, for a Jew St. Paul claimed to be is utterly unJewish!).