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	'''Jewish Christianity''' is a term that can sometimes refer to [[Jews]] who become [[Christianity\|Christian]] (or to Christians who become Jews); but is also more commonly used to refer to an early [[Heresy\|heretical]] sect which believed that the [[Law of Moses]] had not been fulfilled (and therefore to continually be obeyed to earn/keep salvation).		'''Jewish Christianity''' is a term that can sometimes refer to [[Jews]] who become [[Christianity\|Christian]] (or to Christians who become Jews); but is also more commonly used to refer to an early [[Heresy\|heretical]] sect which believed that the [[Law of Moses]] had not been fulfilled (and therefore to continually be obeyed to earn/keep salvation).

	They are condemned by the [[Paul the Apostle\|Apostle Paul]] in the [[Epistle to the Galatians]], and all later [[Jewish Christian]] sects rejected Paul, branding him a false [[Apostles\|apostle]].		They are condemned by the [[Paul the Apostle\|Apostle Paul]] in the [[Epistle to the Galatians]], and all later Jewish Christian sects rejected Paul, branding him a false [[Apostles\|apostle]].

	==See also==		==See also==

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	'''Jewish Christianity''' ~~does not~~ refer to [[Jews]] who become [[Christianity\|Christian]] or to Christians who become Jews, but to an early [[Heresy\|heretical]] sect which believed that the [[Law of Moses]] had not been fulfilled and ~~so had~~ to continually be obeyed.		'''Jewish Christianity''' is a term that can sometimes refer to [[Jews]] who become [[Christianity\|Christian]] (or to Christians who become Jews); but is also more commonly used to refer to an early [[Heresy\|heretical]] sect which believed that the [[Law of Moses]] had not been fulfilled (and therefore to continually be obeyed to earn/keep salvation).

	They are condemned by the [[Paul the Apostle\|Apostle Paul]] in the [[Epistle to the Galatians]], and all later [[Jewish Christian]] sects rejected Paul, branding him a false [[Apostles\|apostle]].		They are condemned by the [[Paul the Apostle\|Apostle Paul]] in the [[Epistle to the Galatians]], and all later [[Jewish Christian]] sects rejected Paul, branding him a false [[Apostles\|apostle]].

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'''Jewish Christianity''' does not refer to [[Jews]] who become [[Christianity|Christian]] or to Christians who become Jews, but to an early [[Heresy|heretical]] sect which believed that the [[Law of Moses]] had not been fulfilled and so had to continually be obeyed.

They are condemned by the [[Paul the Apostle|Apostle Paul]] in the [[Epistle to the Galatians]], and all later [[Jewish Christian]] sects rejected Paul, branding him a false [[Apostles|apostle]].

==See also==

* [[Ebionites]] - A Jewish Christian sect which denied the divinity of [[Jesus Christ|Jesus]] and survived until the 7th century
* [[Epistle to the Galatians]] - An epistle of Paul which condemned those who were teaching that Gentile Christians must follow the Law of Moses
* [[Elkasaites]] - A Jewish Christian sect with [[Gnosticism|Gnostic]] influences that existed in Persia
* [[Islam]] - A religion partially influenced by Arabian Jewish Christianity
* [[Mani Hayya]] - The major prophet of [[Manicheaism]] who grew up in a Jewish Christian community