In this talk Marcus discusses how to understand Paul being negative about the Law in some places and positive about it in others. For instance, Paul offers a more positive version of the Law in Romans, which may reflect a significant Jewish-Christian population of the church in Rome (that Paul did not found). Paul says he was a Jew to the Jews, and a gentile to the gentiles to win both.

What was Paul’s own view on his Judaism? Marcus finds a helpful explanation in Rosenzweig:

There is the ambiguity in that Jews who reject Christ are enemies of God, and yet blessed because God chose Abraham and his children forever.