We test a hard question: did the apostles continue Jewish practice while preaching grace, and how does that reshape Acts 15, Acts 21, Galatians 2, and Romans 14? Do we see in the gospel distinction without discrimination—Jew and Gentile worshiping with one voice—while rejecting legalism’s return to boundary-making?

• Acts 15 as the table-fellowship framework for Gentiles via the apostolic decree
• Acts 21 and Paul’s purification to affirm he lived in observance of Torah
• Galatians 2 as a unity crisis, not a dietary ban on Jewish practice
• Hebrews 8 and the transition toward the new covenant consummation
• Ephesians 2 and the end of law-as-boundary, fulfilled in love
• Rethinking the “weak” in Romans 14 in synagogue settings
• AD 70’s impact on temple worship and covenantal shift
• Modern legalism critiqued; grace as the engine of love and unity

Blog Post: https://wakinguptograce.com/064-paul-rebukes-peter-part-2-galatians-2-11/

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