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by Rev. Daniel Sagar
04/30/20
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Paul wisely told once I am Pharisee, once I am Roman Citizen and once spoke in native Aramaic to escape the trials. Paul told to King Agrippa that all of the council should become Christians except for these chains Paul had. Paul was persecuted with 39 whips five times. He had shipwrecked experience. He told apostles are displayed at the end of the arena and procession. He learnt under Pharisee Gamaliel feet. Paul was circumcised on 8th day and he was Hebrew of Hebrews. He says he was apostle made by Jesus Christ not by men because of his relationship with Jesus and ministry. Saul, the persecutor became Paul, the persecuted. Three times he asked the Lord to remove the thorn in his flesh but Lord said to him My grace is sufficient for you and my power is made perfect in your weakness. Here he had sabotage or deliberate destruction experience with the Lord. Paul was zealous for Judaism and had desire for Israel to be saved. Paul and Barnabas were missionaries to Gentiles. Paul got direct call of Jesus on Damascus Road. Barnabas a man of encouragement introduced Paul to the apostles. At Ephesus, aprons of Paul brought healing. Paul appointed Timothy at Ephesus and Titus at Crete.

Paul was so wise as to receive 5 doctorates. He never told no rules or antinominalism. He never advanced universalism or ultimately all will be saved. He was perfect statistical testimony giver because he told about past, present and future life of experiencing Jesus. Arabia was his place of prayer. Jerusalem and Damascus are places of testimonies. Paul never left his native place ministry at Tarsus in Cicilia. Peter commented that Paul epistles are hard to understand. Paul and Barnabas departed because Mark had deserted them at Perga. Paul and Peter had dispute because Peter avoided Gentiles at Antioch. Saul was his Roman name. Paul was his Hebrew name. Change from Barnabas and Paul to Paul and Barnabas means change of leadership from Barnabas to Paul. Some say Paul was short in stature.

Paul was from tribe of Benjamin. Saul means great and Paul means little but he is an example for more and much ministry, churches, believers, healings and also even persecutions. He went four missionary journeys deposited Holy Spirit gifts and documented many gentile believers. He was born 4 BC and died in 68AD. He was tent maker and carpenter. Some say he was married wife name was Meera and her brother name was Thahat but wife died Paul did not have children. Some say he was unmarried. For Paul one day behind the bars and one day with family burdens did not work out practically. He was not married at all. True and genuine worship comes from stripes, imprisonments, tumults, watchings, fastings and labour of Paul.

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