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Jay argues that the vision given to Peter in Acts 10 is about the inclusion of Gentiles and not about the dietary laws being lifted.

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  1. Jay argues that Acts 10 discusses the unclean status of Gentiles and their subsequent acceptance, emphasizing the need to read it in context to understand its implications.

  2. Jay argues that the vision given to Peter in Acts 10 is about the inclusion of Gentiles and not about the dietary laws being lifted.

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