Acts 11:2-4 So when Peter went up into Jerusalem, the men from among the Circumcision note: i.e., the Jews adhering to the Jewish culture and religion: these may or may not have been a part of the called-out community continued their evaluation of propriety for a complete distinction and separation between Jews and non-Jews, and so began taking sides against him to make a cleavage, contending and debating the issue with him,

JMNT⁽ⁱ⁾ ² So when Peter went up into Jerusalem, the men from among [the] Circumcision [note: i.e., the Jews adhering to the Jewish culture and religion: these may or may not have been a part of the called-out community] continued their evaluation [of propriety] for a complete distinction and separation [between Jews and non-Jews], and so began taking sides against him to make a cleavage, contending and debating the issue with him, ³ [and, speaking about Peter,] were saying that he had gone into [a house] to men still having foreskins and he had eaten with them. [other MSS have this as a direct address: "You entered to men that are uncircumcised, and you ate with them!"] ⁴ At this Peter, in making a beginning, began setting [the matter] out for them consecutively (or: expounding a deliberate and detailed narrative to them, point by point), saying,