Theology of the Hebrew Christians #261460

The faith of modern Judaism is divided from Christianity by a broad line of demarcation, and denial of Christ has become an essential article of the Hebrew creed. But it was otherwise in the apostolic age: the apostles did not abandon the worship of Jehovah in consequence of their adhesion to Christ, the union of the two creeds subsisted for a whole generation in the Primitive Church, and prevailed throughout what was then its most important section.