What IS "obedience to THE faith" among all nations in scripture? Who said it?

What IS obedience to the faith among all nations in scripture? Who said it?

Since the world began, God moved to restore His kingdom on the earth. God vested His kingdom (rule) in a nation called Israel and Israel at the end of Acts was in unbelief.

So, when you get to Romans 1:5 and you see the phrase "obedience to the faith" it is not something you read in the books of Acts. We ought to really appreciate that phrase "obedience to the faith among all nations".

We know that "obedience to the faith" is not in Genesis - Acts because a Gentile concerning the faith in Genesis - Acts has to get their salvation through Israel and her meat on the table (the Law and prophets).

So that phrase has great importance at this point in Romans - it shows a different gospel.

This obedience to the faith among all nations as Paul reveals it is without Israel- so it is a different gospel.

Why Paul? For obedience to the faith among all nations. This obedience to the faith among all nations is only found and attainable by listening to Paul as this apostle to and of the nations.

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