The resolution of the Council at Jerusalem was that the Gentiles should abstain from

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 2002 Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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The resolution of the Council at Jerusalem was that the Gentiles should abstain from
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The resolution of the Council at Jerusalem was that the Gentiles should abstain from idolatry, unchastity, eating meat that had been strangled, and consuming blood. This means that the Gentiles were to avoid participating in worship of false gods, engaging in sexual immorality, eating meat that had not been properly prepared, and drinking blood. These practices were considered important for maintaining the unity and purity of the early Christian community.
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