When Paul writes, in Ephesians, that the blood of Christ reconciles two groups of people formerly divided by the law, who is he talking about?

Question

DailyBible · Accepted Answer

Gentiles and the People of Israel. Gentiles, formerly excluded from God's covenant with Israel (which involved keeping the Law), now have the same access to God through Christ, whose sacrificial death supercedes the Law. Ephesians 2:11

When Paul writes, in Ephesians, that the blood of Christ reconciles two groups of people formerly divided by the law, who is he talking about?

Answer & Explanation

More Easy Questions