The Apostle Paul

Harris called Paul "Have written 7 to 9 new letters, the most influential apostolic and missionary at the CE church in the middle of the century," (H G-33). Getting such recognition is pretty honorable, but even more surprising is that Paul or Saul (Saul is his Jewish name, Paul is his Roman name (Footnote B 1943)). "Church". "Paul has become" the most influential apostle and missionary "from the persecution of Ecclesia and" church ".

The church of Corinth was very valuable to the apostle Paul (2 Corinthians 11: 11). The writing of the Bible shows that he wrote more letters than the other churches. The apostle Paul wrote two separate letters, including approximately 29 chapters. The apostles pay special attention to the spiritual growth of the Church, encourage them and punish them if necessary (1Cor 3). Paul acknowledges from dialogue, through absence and spiritual existence, that the church is still spiritually a baby. He is afraid that the church will be fooled and will accept any doctrine and divinity presented to them. He believes that the church is easily misunderstood by distorted doctrine (2 Corinthians 11: 3-4). These sermons keep the hearts of the church away from Christ.

There are some differences between Bible scholars. They should be counted as apostles. Pauls Tarsus said that he is an apostle. Although he was active in the early Christian church, he did not encounter Jesus while he was alive - but he believed he had received the resurrected Jesus' revelation directly. Maria Maria is a female believer in Jesus, often called a disciple. She is sometimes called the apostle of the apostle. Peter was a fisherman who was called a disciple by Jesus at the beginning of his service. According to the first three gospels according to the Galilee Lake, or according to the John Gospel occurred in the Jewish area. Peter's original name was Simon or Simon, and he was also called "Simon, the Son of John" in the Gospel of John. His brother Andrew is also a disciple.

Paul, Mary Magdalen, the apostles etc believed that they saw the resurrected Jesus. Paul wrote his experience in a letter and raised the appearance of another report. The original mark reported the tomb of Jesus' sky, the later gospel and the later endings gave marks various explanations of resurrection. The scholars proposed many theories about the ceremony of Jesus' resurrection. Christian scholars such as Dale Allison, William Lane Craig, Gary Habermas and N. T. Wright concluded that Jesus was raised from the death. "At the seminar he was not raised from the death, the grounds for the resurrection were fantastic experiences of Peter, Paul, Mary." EP Sanders said it is difficult to condemn the early witness with deliberate fraud. I insisted. :