Paul, originally named Saul, is one of the strongest examples of the healing power of Christ in the Bible. When he was named Saul, he was one of the foremost persecutors of Christians. He was incredibly lost. Christ blinded him, which lead to Saul becoming Paul. The hate and malice in his … Read more
The Epistle to Philemon is one of apostle Paul’s prison letters, and is also the shortest of all the Pauline epistles. Paul wrote this letter to the slave owner Philemon regarding Onesimus, a slave who had robbed his master and run away from him. Onesimus made it to Rome, where Paul was … Read more
1 Corinthians is also known as “Book of 1st Corinthians” or “First Epistle to the Corinthians” and it was written by the Apostle Paul around 56 A.D. It contains sixteen chapters. A few years after Paul left the church in Corinth, he heard reports that quite disturbed him. Sin, immorality and confusion … Read more
The Book of Romans is also known as the “Epistle to the Romans,” and it is also referred to as the Pauline Epistle since the Apostle Paul wrote it from 56 to 58 A.D. Paul wrote this epistle (letter) to the church in Rome in particular, and its people who were “loved … Read more
The Apostle Paul was the only man in the Bible known as Apostle, even though he was not one of Jesus’ inner circle of twelve. He was a prolific missionary and his writings offer wise instruction to people even today. He is known also as Saint Paul. Paul was born Saul, in … Read more