Jesus said He didn’t come to abolish the Law and the Prophets—not even “one dot.” Yet Acts 15 is still used as a Torah ban for Gentiles. In this episode, Sergio anchors the discussion in Matthew 5, then walks through Acts 15 as what it is: a rejection of salvation by circumcision and boundary markers, not a rejection of God’s instruction. We unpack the “yoke” language, the overlooked weight of Acts 15:21, why Paul’s “not under law” can’t be flattened into a slogan, and why the New Covenant doesn’t require a “new God.” Same God. Same holiness. Same mercy. Different access—through Messiah.
