People who keep the Sabbath and eat kosher are weak in faith, but the strong in faith treat every day alike and eat anything.
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People who keep the Sabbath and eat kosher are weak in faith, but the strong in faith treat every day alike and eat anything. That's the conventional interpretation of Romans 14. Take a second look at this passage from Paul's Epistle to the Romans and consider a Messianic Jewish intepretation that turns the conventional one upside down.
Audio Teaching by D. T. Lancaster
What does it mean that “the one who has loved another has fulfilled the Torah” (Romans 13:8).
Audio Teaching by Aaron Eby
Romans 14 leads some people to believe that the Sabbath and kosher laws may be willed away, since "each one should be fully convinced in his own mind."
Audio Teaching by D. T. Lancaster
Does Galatians 2 contain an alternate version of events at the Acts 15 Jerusalem Council.