The man who delivered judgement of the Jerusalem Council on the admission of Gentiles into the Church was

The man who delivered the judgement of the Jerusalem Council on the admission of Gentiles into the Church was James. James was one of the leaders of the early Christian Church and the bishop of Jerusalem. In Acts 15, he presided over a meeting of the apostles and elders to discuss the issue of whether Gentile converts to Christianity needed to be circumcised and follow Jewish customs. James ultimately concluded that Gentiles did not need to follow these practices, but instead should abstain from certain things that were considered especially offensive to Jews. This decision was then communicated to the Gentile believers in Antioch, who were overjoyed to hear it.