Apostle paul

Apostle Paul is an interesting person in the New Testament of the Bible. He wrote 13 of the 27 books. Knowing something about the man will help you understand his messages.

Hechos 12:3-5 Y viendo que esto había agradado a los judíos, procedió a prender también a Pedro. Eran entonces los días de los panes sin levadura. Y habiéndole tomado preso, le puso en la cárcel, entregándole a cuatro grupos de cuatro soldados cada uno, para que le custodiasen; y se proponía sacarle al pueblo después de la pascua. Así que Pedro estaba custodiado en la cárcel; pero la iglesia hacía sin cesar oración a Dios por él.

The conversion from Saul to Paul was the original “Damascus road experience”. The Lord used his dramatic close encounter to extend His Good News invitation to all the world.

Take a look at the Church of Saint Paul Outside the Walls, one of the four papal churches in Rome and one of the most important.

Church tradition holds that the Apostle John wrote the book of Revelation. While some scholars have questioned John’s authorship, key theological themes and attributions from early church leaders, like Irenaeus of Lyons, affirm that John wrote Revelation. Yet, John points to another, a divine author, Jesus Christ through the Holy Spirit.

Apostle Paul's Hidden Agenda

In ancient times, students practiced Speech-in-Character by writing letters. The apostle Paul, perhaps the world's most famous epistolarian, was well prepared by Gamaliel. This practice is still rich with potential. #classicalcomposition www.writingtheclassicalway.com

Paul... named Saul of Tarsus, was born 6 AD in Cilicia (southeast Turkey).