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Q There were many cultures that contributed to the New Testament background. Hebrew (Jewish), Greek, and Roman cultures were especially important. Write a two to three paragraph response on ways each of those three cultures contributed to the NT background in the development and spread of Christianity. You are encouraged to seek outside sources from the textbook to help in the response. Note the source withing the response (ex: According to Jim Simith in his article Crazy People from the First Century Church......) within the response.

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The Hebrew (Jewish) culture had been important to make the modern-day Christians realize about the importance of the chosen land of Israel. This is because according to Paget (2019) in the article The Journal of Ecclesiastical History, there had to be a place chosen by God from where God would plant the seeds of evangelization through His prophets and Messiah, our Lord Jesus Christ. There had been rejections by the Jews when they had become aware of the aspect that there had been some changes made by Christ to replace Mosaic laws. One example had been baptism instead of circumcision.