Although the Council of Jerusalem had ruled that non-Jewish converts to Christianity did not need to  be circumcised, many churches in remote areas ignored this edict. Accordingly, one of these church
Although the Council of Jerusalem had ruled that non-Jewish converts to Christianity did not need to  be circumcised, many churches in remote areas ignored this edict. Accordingly, one of these churches  soon drew a reprimand, which set out a defense of official church teaching and a theory of why Christ  made the Mosaic law obsolete. FTP, name this Epistle of Paul, which is named for a people of inner  Anatolia.
Although the Council of Jerusalem had ruled that non-Jewish converts to Christianity did not need to  be circumcised, many churches in remote areas ignored this edict.
Galatians