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1. ehrmanblog.org › one-of-the-most-importantOne of the Most Important Passages of the NT: Paul’s Christ Poem

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   Feb 9, 2021 · One of the Most Important Passages of the NT: Paul’s Christ Poem. February 9, 2021. In my previous post I began to speak about the “incarnation” Christology found famously in Paul’s letter to the Philippians, 2:6-11.

2. readingacts.com › 2019/02/24 › acts-13-paul-and-theActs 13 – Paul and the Interpretation of Scripture

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   Feb 24, 2019 · While Paul may not say flat out in his patchwork of scripture that Jesus is the messiah, Polhill points out that Paul is showing Israel’s history. He relates the passages to the plan that God had which was made known in David, from whom Jesus is a direct descendant (2111).

3. ehrmanblog.org › the-messages-of-jesus-and-The Messages of Jesus and Paul: Basically the Same or ...

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   Feb 19, 2022 · In the writings of Paul more clearly than almost anywhere else in the NT we see that the message *of* Jesus has become the message *about* Jesus: that is, the message that was preached by Jesus during his life was transformed into a message about the importance of his death.

4. www.bartehrman.com › story-of-paul-in-the-bibleThe Story of Paul in the Bible (Verses & Timeline!)

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   Apr 19, 2024 · He converted to Christianity, changed his name to Paul, and became the most important missionary for the Christian church ever. In this article, I will relay the story of Paul in the Bible from his early years, to his conversion, to his subsequent missionary journeys.

5. www.spurgeon.org › resource-library › sermonsThe Spurgeon Library | Dying Daily

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   Paul used this expression in an heroic sense, to which I fear you and I are not very likely to attain. He said, “I die daily,” because every day he deliberately put his life in jeopardy for the cause of Jesus Christ.

6. zondervanacademic.com › blog › philippians-christWhat Does Paul's "Christ Hymn" Mean? Not What… | Zondervan ...

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   Oct 17, 2013 · Paul says, in essence, “You believers can say that you are in Christ, which means that you are forgiven, changed, made new, and made whole. Translate that newness to your relationships within the body of Christ; let the church be a place of grace, newness, and wholeness.”

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   Why did Paul say 'I die daily'?

   • Paul used this expression in an heroic sense, to which I fear you and I are not very likely to attain. He said, “I die daily,” because every day he deliberately put his life in jeopardy for the cause of Jesus Christ.

   The Spurgeon Library | Dying Daily

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   Who is Paul & why is he important?

   • But it is safe to say that of all the early Christian thinkers and missionaries, Paul is the one we know best as the one who forcefully advocated this Christian message, in contradistinction to the message of Jesus.

   The Messages of Jesus and Paul: Basically the Same or Fundamentally

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   Who was Paul in the Bible?

   • Discover the relentless travels and profound impact of Paul, a central figure in the Bible, whose mission to spread the message of Christ took him across the ancient Roman Empire. Delve into Paul's life, from his dramatic conversion to his missionary endeavors, and uncover the intersections between historical accounts and faith narratives.

   The Story of Paul in the Bible (Verses & Timeline!) - Bart D. Ehrman

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   What did Paul do in the Bible?

   • Paul’s conversion/calling in Damascus (Gal 1:12-17, Acts 9:1-25). Visit to Arabia and Syria, return to Damascus for three years (Gal 1:17-18, 2 Cor 11:23-33). Paul’s first visit to Jerusalem for two weeks. Meets Peter and James, Jesus’ brother (Gal 1:18-19, Acts 9:26-30).

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   Why was Jesus important to Paul?

   • For Jesus, his own importance lay in his proclamation of the coming of the end and his correct interpretation of the Law. For Paul, Jesus’ importance had nothing to do with Jesus’ own teachings (which Paul hardly ever quotes) but strictly in his death and resurrection.

   The Messages of Jesus and Paul: Basically the Same or Fundamentally

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   What did Paul teach about judgment?

   • Paul taught that Jesus himself was the coming cosmic judge of the earth who would destroy the forces of evil and bring in God’s good kingdom, who would come on the clouds of heaven in a mighty act of judgment. Jesus taught that to escape judgment, a person must keep the central teachings of the Law as he himself interpreted them.

   The Messages of Jesus and Paul: Basically the Same or Fundamentally

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8. www.ibelieve.com › christian-living › what-did-paulWhat Did Paul Mean When He Said, “I Die Daily”? - iBelieve

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   Jan 20, 2022 · What Did Paul Mean When He Said, “I Die Daily”? Emily Rose Massey. Contributor. Published Jan 20, 2022. “I affirm, brethren, by the boasting in you which I have in Christ Jesus our Lord, I die daily” (1 Corinthians 15:31, NASB). Our fallen human nature is completely and utterly selfish.