Great point. Although I disagree on Paul being an honest servant of Christ. He turned Christianity into Old Testament idolatry. He was, in my opinion, one of the wolves in sheeps clothing who should claim to come in His name, claiming things He never said.
Paul drank the blood of children like the rest of the Pharisees. I don't buy his conversion for a second. His doctrine is not what Christ taught at all. Christ taught people they were children of God and to increase their faith and act accordingly. Paul taught those children to abandon that idea, to debase themselves as worthless sons of fallen Adam and Eve, and to worship Christ lazily like the golden idols of old.
See thou to that, Paul.
*Edit - that said. It didn't matter. The pit Paul dug for others backfired nonetheless. People still learned of Christ. And the truth of Christ will continue to make its way out of the darkness.
Great point. Although I disagree on Paul being an honest servant of Christ. He turned Christianity into Old Testament idolatry. He was, in my opinion, one of the wolves in sheeps clothing who should claim to come in His name, claiming things He never said.
Paul drank the blood of children like the rest of the Pharisees. I don't buy his conversion for a second. His doctrine is not what Christ taught at all. Christ taught people they were children of God and to increase their faith and act accordingly. Paul taught those children to abandon that idea, to debase themselves as worthless sons of fallen Adam and Eve, and to worship Christ lazily like the golden idols of old.
See thou to that, Paul.
Great point. Although I disagree on Paul being an honest servant of Christ. He turned Christianity into Old Testament idolatry. He was, in my opinion, one of the wolves in sheeps clothing who should claim to come in His name, claiming things He never said.
Paul drank the blood of children like the rest of the Pharisees. I don't buy his conversion for a second. His doctrine is not what Christ taught at all. Christ taught people they were children of God and to increase their faith and act accordingly. Paul taught those children to abandon that idea, to debase themselves as worthless sons of fallen Adam and Eve, and to worship Christ like the golden idols of old.
See thou to that, Paul.