The primary aim of Paul's ministry was it human approval.
The primary aim of Paul's ministry was to share the Gospel (Good News) of Jesus Christ. The Good News being that God sent His only Son, Jesus, to be the sacrificial lamb (without sin) to die on the cross as the propitiation (payment in full) for the sins of all; that whosoever believes in Him, repents of their sin, shall be saved...assurance of spending eternity with Him. He established churches to continue spreading the faith.
WHAT???
Paul was given the New Covenant - Paul was most likely the most educated man of his day and time - he cared not for self, He cared for Jesus and He instructed us in what is right and how to avoid Spiritual Adultery, How to overcome self and the issues of life, in essence. We must place our faith in Jesus and what He did at the cross and in nothing else -
His aim was to lead people away from the teachings of Yahshua. Yahshua's doctrine was God's doctrine, but not Paul's.
Paul taught opposite of Yahshua
by graceinus 11 years ago
Have you ever wonder why Jesus was limited to only 3 1/2 years for his earthly ministry?When one understands the four Gospel's it clear that Jesus knew exactly how much time he had to minister on the Kingdom of God. He was limited on how much time he would have on this earth. As if He knew...
by graceinus 12 years ago
How much faith do you think Jesus had during His ministry?How much faith is true faith. Jesus said in a number of time in the gospels " Oh, you of little faith." So, is complete faith the total lack of doubt?
by Don W 13 years ago
Given the Christian message about social justice, what position do you think Jesus would take regarding OWS and the St Paul's protest? And what do you think the Church of England should do? Can't help think that images of protesters being dragged across the steps of St Paul's by riot police at the...
by Deborah Sexton 13 years ago
From The Davis D. Danizier Website/BlogChristian "Fundamentalism" isthe Triumph of Paul of Tarsusover Jesus of NazarethAlbert Schweitzer :"Where possible Paul avoids quoting the teaching of Jesus, in fact even mentioning it. If we had to rely on Paul, we should not know that Jesus...
by Deborah Sexton 8 years ago
I've had several people say that Paul taught the same thing Yahshua did. They also asked me to post the contradictory beliefs. Here are a few.Manner of Worship:Usually these were small groups, though he did encounter the occasional large crowd. Yahshua always prayed privately, and taught his...
by gvalenoae777 9 years ago
If a Christian stops attending church and starts from home reading&studying his bible is he in sin?many christians attend church and are no different than those who do not attend. If a person committed to Jesus, decides to no longer attend the building but loves Jesus daily. Is making a...
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