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  1. abarc.org › 05 › The-Life-and-Letters-of-PaulTHE LIFE AND LETTERS OF PAUL - ABARC

    1. The book of Acts. 2. The letters Paul wrote. In the course of our study we will try to place Paul’s inspired letters in a chronological sequence with the book of Acts. Paul was inspired by God to write more books of the Bible than any other man. Perhaps a broader and deeper understanding of him will help us

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  2. biblical-literacy.org › lessons › paul-his-life-andPAUL: HIS LIFE AND TEACHINGS Lesson 1 Introduction to Paul

    While Paul was clearly God’s mechanism for fostering belief to many around the world in the first century, God still uses Paul today. Paul’s life and story are cited by many as significant in their decision making process about faith in the resurrected Lord.

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  4. www.desiringgod.org › books › why-i-love-the-apostleWHY I LOVE THE APOSTLE PAUL - Desiring God

    Even the most skeptical scholars, who deny Paul’s authorship of five or six of his thirteen letters, believe the real, historical Paul is visible in the New Testament portrait. Liar, Lunatic, or Authoritative Spokesman? This means that the argument (liar, lunatic, or Lord) has a very important application to Paul. Paul does not claim to be

  5. catholicstand.com › relevance-paul-modern-eraThe Relevance of Paul in the Modern Era - Catholic Stand

    Jun 29, 2015 · Paul’s teachings are relevant for the modern Christian life because he explains Christian unity, supports the role of women in the church, and connects the New Testament to the Old Testament with the covenant. First of all, Paul brings up the important point of unity within the Christian church.

  6. realfaith.com › daily-devotions › why-is-paulWhy is Paul Important for the Bible? - RealFaith

    Why is Paul Important for the Bible? 2 Peter 3:15-17 – Our beloved brother Paul also wrote to you according to the wisdom given him, as he does in all his letters when he speaks in them of these matters.

  7. rsc.byu.edu › sites › defaultThe Apostle Paul, General Epistles, and Revelation

    brief biographical overview of Paul and his life, synthesizing information from the book of Acts and from Paul’s own letters while also remaining cognizant that there are several places where the New Testament sources are reticent or in disagreement.

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  9. biblical-literacy.org › lessons › paul-his-theologyPAUL’S THEOLOGY Lesson 1 Overview and Approach

    Paul thought of God and how we can best understand it today. Who or what was God to Paul? We know he used the term “God” nearly 1,000 times in his writings. In what circumstances? What did he attribute to God? What is God like to Paul? “Biblical theology” means we will need to carefully study the various passages