Rajesh Sahu
2024 Supporter
Dear friends
I have innumerably quoted in my previous posts my strong exception to the easy believism doctrine.
Often I felt ( and you can check in my posts) that its not CONGRUENT or consistent with the REST of the message of God—the Bible.
I have also often mentioned that there is a departure in PAULS doctrine and the REST of the message.
But being continually FED with the gospel truth that ( Paul said-----) I believed every word IN THE BIBLE is the truth. BUT when I started investigating who the ORIGIN OF the heresy of easy believism is it all pointed at the apostle paul .
2 Timothy 3:16-17 ( author Paul!)
16 All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, 17 so that the servant of God[a] may be thoroughly equipped for every good work.
Paul Preached Easy Believism
So who is this apostle Paul who has ended up becoming the biggest MOUTHPIECE of Christianity? He is also the FATHER of easy beleivism doctrine which Jesus NEVER taught. Nor did James or peter?
Let us examine who this apostle is:
So who is this apostle Paul who has eneded up becoming the biggest MOUTHPIECE of Christianity. He is also the FATHER of easy beleivism doctrine which Jesus NEVER taught. bor did James or peter
The Conversion of Saul (Acts 9:1-31)
https://bible.org/seriespage/14-conversion-saul-acts-91-31
Imagine for a moment that this is the week of Saul’s arrival at Damascus.129 By this time Saul has gained a reputation as the ringleader of the movement to make Christianity extinct. A devout Hellenistic Jew, of the tribe of Benjamin, born in Tarsus of Cilicia, Saul was a member of the Pharisees and was taught by none other than Gamaliel, whom we have already met (Acts 5:34-40). Saul did not agree with his teacher, Gamaliel, on how the Christians should be dealt with, however. Rather, he sought the arrest, trial, conviction, and punishment (with imprisonment the norm and death the ideal, it would seem) of those in Jerusalem. His career as a persecutor of Christians seems to have begun with Stephen, but it quickly spread to all of the Christians in Jerusalem (Acts 7:58–8:3). Saul was not content to punish some and to drive the rest from the “holy city.” He did not want to merely contain Christianity or to drive it from Jerusalem; he wanted to rid the earth of Christianity and its followers. Thus, his opposition to Christ and His church took on a “missionary” spirit. Saul went to other cities where he sought to arrest Christians and to bring them back to Jerusalem for punishment. Damascus, a city some 150 miles to the northeast of Jerusalem, was one such city. Word was out that Saul would soon be arriving. ( continued in my next post)
I have innumerably quoted in my previous posts my strong exception to the easy believism doctrine.
Often I felt ( and you can check in my posts) that its not CONGRUENT or consistent with the REST of the message of God—the Bible.
I have also often mentioned that there is a departure in PAULS doctrine and the REST of the message.
But being continually FED with the gospel truth that ( Paul said-----) I believed every word IN THE BIBLE is the truth. BUT when I started investigating who the ORIGIN OF the heresy of easy believism is it all pointed at the apostle paul .
2 Timothy 3:16-17 ( author Paul!)
16 All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, 17 so that the servant of God[a] may be thoroughly equipped for every good work.
Paul Preached Easy Believism
So who is this apostle Paul who has ended up becoming the biggest MOUTHPIECE of Christianity? He is also the FATHER of easy beleivism doctrine which Jesus NEVER taught. Nor did James or peter?
Let us examine who this apostle is:
So who is this apostle Paul who has eneded up becoming the biggest MOUTHPIECE of Christianity. He is also the FATHER of easy beleivism doctrine which Jesus NEVER taught. bor did James or peter
The Conversion of Saul (Acts 9:1-31)
https://bible.org/seriespage/14-conversion-saul-acts-91-31
Imagine for a moment that this is the week of Saul’s arrival at Damascus.129 By this time Saul has gained a reputation as the ringleader of the movement to make Christianity extinct. A devout Hellenistic Jew, of the tribe of Benjamin, born in Tarsus of Cilicia, Saul was a member of the Pharisees and was taught by none other than Gamaliel, whom we have already met (Acts 5:34-40). Saul did not agree with his teacher, Gamaliel, on how the Christians should be dealt with, however. Rather, he sought the arrest, trial, conviction, and punishment (with imprisonment the norm and death the ideal, it would seem) of those in Jerusalem. His career as a persecutor of Christians seems to have begun with Stephen, but it quickly spread to all of the Christians in Jerusalem (Acts 7:58–8:3). Saul was not content to punish some and to drive the rest from the “holy city.” He did not want to merely contain Christianity or to drive it from Jerusalem; he wanted to rid the earth of Christianity and its followers. Thus, his opposition to Christ and His church took on a “missionary” spirit. Saul went to other cities where he sought to arrest Christians and to bring them back to Jerusalem for punishment. Damascus, a city some 150 miles to the northeast of Jerusalem, was one such city. Word was out that Saul would soon be arriving. ( continued in my next post)
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