Konseho ng Herusalem: Pagkakaiba sa mga binago

 

Ayon sa ilang mga skolar, ang paalala ni Santiago at mga nakatatanda ay isang ekspresyon ng pagkabahala na hindi buong itinuturo ni Pablo ang desisyon ng Konseho ng Herusalem sa mga [[hentil]]<ref>Robert McQueen Grant ''Augustus to Constantine: the rise and triumph of Christianity in the Roman World'' Louisville: Westminster John Knox, 2004 p.iv "According to Acts 21:25, the elders at Jerusalem were still concerned with observance of them when Paul last "</ref> partikular na ang tungkol sa hindi-binigting karneng [[kashrut]]<ref>Paul Barnett ''Jesus & the Rise of Early Christianity: A History of New Testament'' p292 "He chided Paul later for his failure to require the Gentiles to observe the decree (Acts 21:25). Paul delivered the letter from the Jerusalem meeting expressing James's decree, but only to churches in Syria, Cilicia and Galatia ....Paul did not impose the food requirements for the kosher-killed meat and against the idol-sacrificed meat upon the Corinthians"</ref> na sumasalungat sa payo ni Pablo sa mga hentil sa {{bibleverse|1|Corinto|10:25}} na "''Anumang ipinagbibili sa pamilihan ay kainin ninyo"''. <ref>I Corinthians: a new translation Volume 32 Anchor Bible William Fridell Orr, James Arthur Walther - 1976 "Paul's openness regarding dietary restrictions raises again the question of the connection with the decrees of the council at Jerusalem (Acts 15:29; Introduction, pp. 63-65). There is no hint here of an apostolic decree involving food."</ref><ref>Gordon D. Fee ''The First Epistle to the Corinthians'' 1987 p480 "Paul's "rule" for everyday life in Corinth is a simple one: "Eat anything19 sold in the meat market""</ref> Ayon sa {{bibleverse|1|Corinto|8:4-8}},

 

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