Wall of Hostility

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Dividing Wall of Hostility
Jesus is the center of our peace.
Define the word peace (Shalom)
The Wall more than likely did not refer to the separating wall in the temple since it still stood in the time that Paul wrote and the wall was never refereed to as the wall of hostility. Some say it was the curtain in the holy temple but that was a curtain not a wall and it separated all people except the high priest.
The wall was most likely the Mosaic law which continued to separate people because of the man made interpretation and the lack of redemption the law could not proved but Jesus did.
Destroying the wall of hostility, creating Unity
It is important to note that the Gentiles did not become Jews nor did the Jews become Gentiles, but they both became Christians who meet disagreement and hostility with the Gospel as the anchor and mediator of all conflicts.
We must not call people to be like us but to be like Christ and worship in spirit and truth. (gospel, Pentecostal, baptist, inspirit and in truth.)
What traditional beliefs are we forcing onto others as if it is the way, when it is really your preference.
Also remember that just because it isn't your way does not make it out of order or irreverent.
The two become one - Contagious Gospel (Unity)
Your argument with your co-worker cannot compare to the hate between Jew & Gentiles
Persecution, Generation of degradation, Walking an extra 6 hours to not enter Samaria.
Destroying the wall to enter the perfect peace of Christ.
Paul says peace to both parties, Peace to Jew and to Gentile.
Destroy the attitude that “THEY” are the problem. No we are the problem.
You need peace and they need peace.
You are Gods response to a world of sin through Christ.
He sent Christ ans Christ equipped you, bring the peace.
Blessed are the peace makers for they shall be called the son of God ()
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