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.
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