FOUNDATIONS: Week 30

Did Paul Teach a Different Gospel?

Key Texts: Acts 24:14; Acts 17; Romans 3; Galatians 1:6–9

Some claim Paul taught a gospel different from Yahusha.

But what does Paul's own life reveal?

Paul declared:

"I worship the God of my fathers, believing all things which are written in the law and in the prophets."
(Acts 24:14)

Throughout Acts, Paul preached in the synagogues, observed the Biblical Feasts, and proclaimed Yahusha as the promised Messiah.

He repeatedly taught that salvation is by the grace of Elohim through faith—not by human merit.

Yet he also affirmed that faith does not nullify obedience.

Rather, faith establishes a life devoted to Yahuah.

Paul did not preach another gospel.

Yes, Paul even agreed with James' "faith without works is dead" explicitly as he wrote passages such as: "created in Christ Jesus to do good works"  (Ephesians 2:10).

He proclaimed the same Messiah foretold by the Law and the Prophets and fulfilled in Yahusha.

The issue is not whether Paul agreed with Yahusha.

The issue is whether we are reading Paul in harmony with the rest of Scripture.

Question for Discussion

Should Paul's letters be interpreted through the teachings of Yahusha and the whole of Scripture—or should isolated verses define Paul's message?

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