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Social Reciprocity and Gentile Debt to Jews in Romans 15:26-27

Social Reciprocity and Gentile Debt to Jews in Romans 15:26-27

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  • Gerald Peterman

The Gentiles of Macedonia and Achaia owed a material blessing to the messianic Jews in Jerusalem. What for? Do Gentile churches in the twenty-first century owe it as well? These and related questions are investigated as Peterman deals with Romans 15:26. He first makes comments on translation issues and the significance of the verse, then gives arguments for his conviction that Gentile Christians have a continuing debt to believing Jews.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 2007. 12 pages.

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