This study examines how Gentiles, though not under the Mosaic law, still reflect its principles in their lives.

This passage highlights that even those not under the Mosaic Law are judged by their actions and conscience, revealing a universal standard of morality.

Ephesians 3:3-6 teaches that Gentiles share equal inheritance with Jews through faith in Jesus Christ.

Acts 13-14 records Paul's mission journey to Cyprus and Antioch, highlighting his confrontation with Elymas and the spread of the Gospel among Gentiles.

In Acts 10:9-16, Peter receives a vision that challenges his understanding of purity laws and sets the stage for the gospel to be shared with Gentiles.

This passage from Acts 15 describes a pivotal moment when early Christians debated whether Gentile converts should follow Jewish law.

Acts 15:7-21 reveals how Peter, Barnabas, Paul, and James addressed tensions over Gentile converts in the early church.

The Council of Jerusalem resolves a major theological dispute about Gentiles and the Christian faith.