(Thoughts after reading Ch.14 of “Do Not Call Anything Impure what God has Made Clean” by H. C. Kim) In Acts Chapter 10–11, we see two groups of Christians approaching the gentiles with the gospel of the Kingdom. First group was led by the great apostle Peter, and the other were some unknown Christians whom we only know were from Cyprus and Cyrene. The unraveling of history recorded here is quite remarkable; to see this we must understand the obstacles faced by the Church at that time. Apparently there were some unsettled issue among Christians (mostly consisted of Jews at that time) on how to treat the circumcision—the mark of the holy…