199:, the Christians were "seen as the 'true spiritual Israel' because the Jews had despised and forsaken the law of God and God's holy covenant". Many Roman officials, including Justin, based upon the perception of the Christians as their god's chosen people, advocated for the expansion of Gentile rights in the Roman Empire, while also aiming to drastically reduce the rights the Jews had during that time, believing their claim to legitimacy to be false.
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Ambrose "publicly refused him communion until he reversed the governor's sentence." Ultimately, Theodosius agreed with
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on which they were based. ... in terms of the present inquiry, Does the attitude to Jews in the post-70 NT documents indicate that the final breach, the decisive parting of the ways between
Christianity and (rabbinic) Judaism, has already happened?'
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made through Christ. The presence of this question, often buried deep in the
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