The Origin of the Apostle Paul (Saul) The Complete Story of Paul

[G___Zroot]

Love your stuff, brother. No doubt this is original touch on great content.
Merry Christmas
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*God Bless*
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[kanyekubrick]

Crazy. Saul was the opposite of his namesake

[njaim]

So Paul went to Jerusalem, and then what?
James, Peter, John and James, all leaders of Jerusalem, all the men who walk with Jesus, all the men who experience the miracles of Jesus, all the men who heard the parables of Jesus, all men who heard the explanation to the parables of Jesus, all men who was there witnessed on day of pentecost when they received the holy spirit, who were the leaders of church said Paul was WRONG!!!!

[jaydonprimegaming]

John 3:16 (for God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have eternal life ✨ God bless you and have a blessed day 🙏


Repent and turn to Jesus, the kingdom of heaven is at hand, God loves you & have a blessed day guys❤️

[spiritofeli]

Both Saul's were plauged with demons. King Saul had an evil Spirit and Saul or Paul had a Thorn in the flesh or "messenger from satan"

The interesting part is why tell people that you have a demon especially within your flesh (body). I assume Paul did this because people witnessed strange behavior from Paul.

When Paul said bad things about the law and about the Jews and Moses, he acted like he did not know he said those things.

Even though what he said is recorded in the bible we see that when he went to Jerusalem James asked him if he said those things but he acted like he didn't.

When he went on trial he acted like he didn't know he was trial for going against the law of Moses and instead said he was on trial for preaching about the resurrection. So he was either lying or he really didn't know he did that.

When he spoke with king Agrippa he told him that the Jews tried to kill him because he promoted the resurrection. So if we assume he really believed that, then their is a very good possibility that the demon sent to Paul was the one teaching against the Law and against Moses and the Jews.

This would explain why he did not remember saying any of those things. Even though he is recorded saying those things within his own gospel.

This may also be the reason when James asks Paul to do the law infront of everyone so they could see he didn't say those things, Paul was willing to do so. Paul may not have known he said those things if he was being possessed.

[Frank-kybk]

Regarding king Saul everything you said was wrong.

[seekthetroof]

No actually he continued the legacy by persecuting Christians jews. Before he had the "Jesus dream”

[Mccatiq]

So you’re saying, Satan wrote the Bible

[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.