Download Legends of the Bible: The Life and Legacy of St. Paul the Apostle AudioBook Free

"Paul's letters show a remarkable individual: dedicated, compassionate, mental, sometimes severe and angry, ingenious and quick-witted, supple in argumentation, and most importantly possessing a soaring, passionate dedication to God, Jesus Christ, and his own quest. Fortunately, after his loss of life one of his followers collected a few of the letters, edited them very just a little, and published them. They constitute one of history's most amazing personal efforts to spiritual thought and practice." - E.P. Sanders Aside from Jesus himself, one of the most crucial and best known individuals of the New Testament is Paul the Apostle, formerly Saul of Tarsus. A "Hebrew given birth to of Hebrews", Paul's change to Christianity was unquestionably one of the seminal occurrences in the history of the religion, because it would be Paul who propagate Christianity across a lot of the Mediterranean. Along the way, over half of the history noted in the Works of the Apostles includes the life span of Paul, and over one half of the letters of the New Testament were compiled by him. Many churches and cathedrals in the western world have been named after him, and on any given Weekend in any range of churches about the world, his writings and the occurrences of his life form the basis of sermons, devotional literature, books, Bible studies, music, films, and prayers.

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