For Christ is our peace who hath made both [namely, Jew and Gentile] one, and hath brokendown the middle wall of partition between us, having abolished the enmity, for through him we both have ...

The Gospel message which Jesus delivered was "first for the Jew, then for the Gentile" (Romans 1:16). Christ ministered among both Jews and Gentiles and He wanted all of them to be saved (see John ...

Abraham wasn’t a Jew nor a Christian. So the blessing of Abraham falls on both Jews and Greeks/Gentiles who choose to believe the Gospel of Christ.

The gentiles have come to proclaim Jesus as king, not of Israel alone, but king over all the world. These gentiles are the first of all people to worship Jesus Christ.

Therefore, the Magi were Gentiles. Their desire to seek out the infant Jesus was justified by subsequent New Testament events.

Only faith in Jesus Christ brings Gentiles into covenant with God, grafting them into the life of Israel like a wild olive shoot grafted into a well-cultivated olive tree (Rom. 11:24).

Why Jesus Christ chose Paul, until then one of the most ardent persecutors of Christians, to be his apostle to the Gentiles may be surmised, but it cannot be definitely known because one cannot ...

If Paul, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit harbors this love for the Jewish people then ought we not share this same attitude ...

Abraham wasn’t a Jew nor a Christian. So the blessing of Abraham falls on both Jews and Greeks/Gentiles who choose to believe the Gospel of Christ.

Each man, in a different way, gathered together the one family of Christ and, revered together throughout the world, they share one martyr’s crown.

Bible verses Mark 10: 42-45 address Jesus' authority and what God wants — not those who abuse their authority, but leaders who serve others and God. Pastor Cristian Ionesco of Chicago comments.