Jewish Roots (Part 6)
The Jewish Roots MovementSteve Gregg
Paul's Perspective on Torah Observance for Christians is explored by Steve Gregg in this segment of his series on Jewish Roots. Gregg discusses how Paul saw the unity of believers in Christ, regardless of their adherence to the Torah. He explains that Paul allowed Christian Jews to continue observing the Torah based on their conscience, but emphasized that it is not necessary for Gentile Christians. Gregg highlights Paul's view on the new covenant superseding the old covenant and how the Torah served as a tutor leading to Christ. He also addresses the misconception of keeping the commandments versus being lawless as taught by Jesus.
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