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Saul was a Jew who persecuted Christians until he had a vision of Jesus and converted to Christianity, changing his name to Paul. Paul then dedicated his life to spreading the message of Jesus, traveling to teach about God and write letters to communities from prison. Though initially against Christianity, Paul became one of its most important early teachers and evangelists before being executed for his faith.
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1) Saul was a devout Jew who violently persecuted early Christians, believing their claims about Jesus were heresy.
2) On the road to Damascus, Saul experienced a dramatic conversion after encountering the risen Jesus, and became Paul, an apostle to the Gentiles.
3) The persecution of Christians in Jerusalem led some believers to flee to Antioch, where the first Gentile church was established, causing controversy over whether Gentiles needed to follow Jewish law.
Christ Appears To St. Paul
1. The document recounts the story of Saul, a persecutor of Christians, who encountered Jesus on the road to Damascus in a blinding light.
2. A voice from heaven told Saul "Why do you persecute me?" and Saul realized it was Jesus speaking to him.
3. Saul was led blind into Damascus where he met Ananias, who baptized Saul and he became a Christian, changing his name to Paul and becoming a defender of the church.
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- 1. The Adventures ofThe Adventures of Saint PaulSaint Paul Staring Kat Tillman As “Saint Paul”
- 2. SaulSaul Saul was a “bad guy.” He was a Jew who didn’t like Jesus. He killed many early Christians. He had an awesome Samurai Sword. Saul thought that he would live the life of an outlaw, killing Christian after Christian, but God said, “I don’t think so. . .”
- 3. ONEONE DAY. . .DAY. . .Saul was riding his trusty horse, looking for more Christians to persecute. When all of aWhen all of a sudden. . .
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- 6. Blinded. . . Paul was blinded by the profound experience. He spent the next week or so hanging out with Stevie Wonder.
- 7. JUST KIDDING!JUST KIDDING! • He spent the rest of hisHe spent the rest of his life following Jesus!life following Jesus! • He traveled all over,He traveled all over, telling people abouttelling people about Jesus’ works.Jesus’ works. • He spread the messageHe spread the message of God.of God.
- 8. While in Prison. . .While in Prison. . . Paul wrotePaul wrote letters toletters to everyone abouteveryone about Jesus’Jesus’ goodness.goodness.
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