Paul in Jerusalem

Paul and company left the brethren at Caesarea with their offering to the poor at Jerusalem (Acts 21:15) and went up to the brethren there. They were received by James and the elders, but it was told Paul that many of the elders had been told that he was teaching Jews everywhere that they need not obey Moses and circumcise their children. This was a different charge than he was laden with in Acts 15. There he was accused of deserting Moses by not compelling believing gentiles to become circumcised. Now he is accused of deserting Moses by telling observant Jews they need not circumcise their children.