The Apostle Paul: How One Man Changed Christianity Forever

In this enlightening video, we explore the transformative journey of The Apostle Paul and how his unwavering faith and dedication reshaped Christianity into a global religion. From his dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus to his influential letters that form a significant part of the New Testament, we delve deep into the life and teachings of this pivotal figure. Discover how Paul's missionary journeys spread the message of Christ across diverse cultures, breaking barriers and building communities of faith. Join us as we examine the historical and theological impact of Paul's work and how his legacy continues to influence millions today. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more insightful content on the history of Christianity!

[melanielandsman]

I Love reading Pauls epistles. His last letter in 2 Timothy is heartbreaking

[bijayiniMali]

Praise the Lord Amen
Glory to our God and to our Lord Jesus Christ Amen hallelujah 🙌
Thanks to be God for
send his Son Jesus Christ our Lord
And after all his disciples who is our brothers in Christ we are all Brothers and sisters.
We have to thankful for that
All glory and honour to our Heavenly Father 🙏

[olgarodriguez]

For God, so loved the world that he gave his one and only his son that who so whoever believes in him will not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16.

[JakedaCosta]

For i have been made righteous in the name of the Lord Jesus Amen 🙏🔥

[DeloWillis]

I thank and reverence Apostle Paul he wrote many books ( New Testament)} TO GOD BE THE GLORY

[jerryharrell]

AMEN 🙏 Praise OUR LORD GOD ALMIGHTY Our Father and Jesus Our Brother Lord Savior and KING of KINGS 👑❤️🙏❤️ Hallelujah

[joshuamartinpryce]

Paul paid his dues for his past by undoing all the problems he caused. To me that is true repentance.

[torahobservantchristian]

Paul was a false teacher. He contradicts God and the Messiah numerous times. Compare 1st Corinthians 9 with Micah 3:11. Compare Galatians 3 with Mathew 5:19-21.

[romiliagordon]

Paul so awesome, I thank God for Paul

[ricardohunte]

Paul was the son of a Roman official and a black hebew woman, because of this he had tripple nationality i.e Roman, Hebrew and Egyotian and had what was call today a passport which allowed him to travel throughout Asia to Africa freely.

[ShanonRanginui]

I carry the holy spirit, i don't trust paul. Jesus i trust with all my heart

[njaim]

Paul’s claim to apostleship was self-proclaimed, as no one but himself testified to his vision on the road to Damascus. Unlike the true disciples who were directly chosen by Yashua (peace be upon him), Paul emerged as an outsider, preaching a message that often contradicted the teachings of the Messiah. He removed essential laws of Moses (peace be upon him), such as dietary restrictions and circumcision, despite Yashua (peace be upon him) stating that he came not to abolish the law but to fulfill it (Matthew 5:17-19). If salvation for Gentiles was already possible through the Seven Laws of Noah, Paul’s doctrine appears less about truth and more about reshaping religion to suit his own agenda.

His teachings aligned conveniently with Roman interests, encouraging obedience to the empire (Romans 13:1-7) and merging Jewish traditions with pagan elements. He named his followers "Christians, " a term Yashua (peace be upon him) never used, and introduced theological concepts foreign to pure monotheism. Over time, this led to the development of the Trinity—a belief system that resembles Greco-Roman paganism more than the strict monotheism preached by all prophets before him. By shifting from the One God to a complex godhead, Paul played a major role in transforming a message of submission to God into a Roman-friendly doctrine.

If one follows the pattern of Paul’s influence, his role becomes highly questionable. He claimed a revelation from a "light" on the road to Damascus, yet in 2 Corinthians 11:14, he acknowledges that Satan himself can masquerade as an angel of light. Could this be an unintentional confession? His teachings distorted the original message of Yashua (peace be upon him), leading people away from the pure worship of God alone. In contrast, the only religion that remains unchanged and fully submitted to the One True God—the God of Adam, Abraham, Moses, Yashua, and Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon them all)—is Islam, the final and true path of submission.

[Masadasafe]

He never stopped being a Jew. All the followers of JC were Jews. JC never preached to gentiles.

[TexasBlues-]

Paul was a false apostle who taught a completely different message on salvation compared to what Jesus taught.

[financialplanningeducation]

How can he be an apostle if he wasn't 😅. Paul is the founder of Christianity . Jesus never claimed to be Christian or said he was God. 💥

[Flowshow]

Relegion is so ridiculous. Not to mention the deadliest and most evil thing know to humanity