See if you can find a book known as the 29th Chapter of Acts. If it's authentic, discovered in the 1800's I believe, it makes sense out of the vague ending of the 28th chapter and shows that Paul went to Britain and likely ended his life there, rather than just sitting in an apartment teaching whoever happened to come by. He was too passionate for that. Another companion book is called Did the Apostle Paul Visit Britain.
This is what other religion doing until now which they are not welcoming strangers or other believers in their churches.. they don't understand Paul which is God told him to do so..
How do you know it was God? LOL Seeing how the religion and doctrines were changed to appease the Romans...it had more to do with the devil leading yo astray similar to how the Jews started worshipping a cow within 40 days after Moses went up a mountain.
The people who believed in Jesus in Jerusalem beat up Paul because he came with false teachings. not a three in one god. these people knew what Jesus said and here comes someone who never even met him who is arguing with them about what Jesus meant and what he preached. The Jews did not believe in jesus. The people who invited Paul to the region were Jesus' followers and jewish in ethnicity....not faith. if i were chrisitian, i'd ask myself how the religion would look if i only look at what jesus said. it's very different than paul's doctrines. you'd be very close to judiasm and even islam. not believe in a God that dies and what not. some of paul's stories are plagarized iirc.
Paul doctrine is baloney. Jesus taught the Law and the First Commandment says there is only one God. Thou shall have no other gods before me. Paul taught idolatry. Worship Jesus a man. That is why the Juice wanted to hang him.
That's false. Paul's teachings are the same as Jesus's teachings. Jesus claimed to be God in several ocasions e his followers also said that about Jesus. Paul meet the risen Jesus and meet some apostles. So taught the Holy Trinity and the divinity of Jesus like Jesus did. So you are saying nonsense. The Jewish prophecies themselves Said that the messiah would be God incarned.
@@hugofernandes8545 Not really. Jesus never spoke of a trinity. Ever. So when you call me a liar, you are actually calling teh biblical Jesus a liar. Paul didn't see Jesus. How do I know this? He lies about it. His two stories contradict each other. Not only that, he even says that it's ok to lie when it comes to converting people to the religion. You would trust a doctor or a lawyer or friend if you know him to be a liar but here we have someone who God supposedly inspired is saying lying about faith is OK. Jesus' apostles who walked the walk with him actually called out Paul on him misleading people. You have Peter , who was called the Rock on which the church would be built , calling him out on his false teachings. Man is not God in Judaism. In fact, God says he is not man, nor a son of man. Jesus often referred to himself as such ie a son of man. You take quotes from Daniel ( eg son of man) for example and have no idea of Jewish expressions and then you apply pagan meanings to such expressions. You then say his vision was about God because Jesus used such an expression but you ignore passages which explain that the son of man in that vision was not God. There is not one single verse where Jesus claims to be God.YOu have expressions like JOhn 10: 30 but if you actually read 3-4 verses later, you will see that Jesus denies the accusation of being God. Strangely , even though the jews kept lying about him, tried to kill him more than a few times, their accusation is the basis for you believing Jesus was God.
@@hugofernandes8545 No they are not. Jesus taught against idoltry. Paul encouraged it by telling people to worship a man, Jesus. Jesus said to follow the law and prophets. Paul taught to disregard the law. Jesus did not preach to gentiles but the lost Israelites. Paul preached to gentiles.
@@hugofernandes8545 Hola Amigo!! Why are you editing your reply? YOu said Jesus followers saw him as God. The english is clear enough but since you have a spanish name, go open the bible to Mateo 21 and tell me who is "el profeta" that the people were rejoicing about? Does it sound like he was God to them? Y los acompañantes decían: Este es Jesús, el Profeta, de Nazaret de Galilea. His acompañantes called him what? God or prophet? So where are you getting the silly idea that his apostles and followers thought he was God? They describe Jesus just like they describe Juan. Y buscando cómo echarle mano, temieron al pueblo; porque le tenían por profeta. This is what the Jews who tried to kill him also believed. Later on, did they try to stone him and accuse him claiming to be God? Yes. For example in John 10 I believe. We see how Jews kept bringing false testimonies against him. They lied and tried to kill him in the past for other matters so it's not like these hypocrites suddenly became the best and most credible witnesses. Jesus called these people wicked, corrupt, liars, hypocrites and mentioned how they killed MANY PROPHETS in the past. Yet somehow, Christians use the stoning incidents as proof these liars were sincere and really thought he was God. Bizarro. What was Jesus reply? He tells them and reminds them that they have similar verses in their book. He quotes Psalms "Vosotros sois dioses" and tells them none of them them thought this was blasphemy. They knew it was figure of speech just like Jesus' expression was. This shows us their hypocrisy and it was just another made up lie. He then replies and says “Soy el Hijo de Dios”. He uses a commonly used expression in their own language that is solely for prophets and holy men. Jesus himself makes the distinction. He shows them using their own expressions that he did not claim to be God and then uses their own language's expression. He previously says "él es más grande que cualquiera." The trinity teaches that all beings are different but equal but Jesus never says this. He says God is greater than all. So just that one line is enough to make you think twice about the lies known as the trinity. What he meant to say in this chapter is simple is we analyze the whole thing instead of just reading John 10:30. I am sure you think verses like JOhn 14:9 He who has seen me, has seen the father or if you like El que me ha visto, ha visto (también) al Padre. You tell me the context? Did the person who ask this believe Jesus was God? Or did he want to beleive in God so asked the prophet why God himself didn't come down? How many Gods are there? One two three? If you say One, then Jesus would tell his followers he knows they believe in God but they should also believe in Jesus. He is telling them they should follow the prophet.Why? since the jews were known to kill prophets. Just like the jews were supposed to follow and listen to other prophets but they ended up killing them. You cannot claim to follow God but kill his prophets. Jesus even speaks about this when he calls out the hypocrites. Their fathers killed prophets and built shrines after.
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See if you can find a book known as the 29th Chapter of Acts. If it's authentic, discovered in the 1800's I believe, it makes sense out of the vague ending of the 28th chapter and shows that Paul went to Britain and likely ended his life there, rather than just sitting in an apartment teaching whoever happened to come by. He was too passionate for that.
Another companion book is called Did the Apostle Paul Visit Britain.
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This is what other religion doing until now which they are not welcoming strangers or other believers in their churches.. they don't understand Paul which is God told him to do so..
How do you know it was God? LOL
Seeing how the religion and doctrines were changed to appease the Romans...it had more to do with the devil leading yo astray similar to how the Jews started worshipping a cow within 40 days after Moses went up a mountain.
The people who believed in Jesus in Jerusalem beat up Paul because he came with false teachings. not a three in one god.
these people knew what Jesus said and here comes someone who never even met him who is arguing with them about what Jesus meant and what he preached.
The Jews did not believe in jesus. The people who invited Paul to the region were Jesus' followers and jewish in ethnicity....not faith.
if i were chrisitian, i'd ask myself how the religion would look if i only look at what jesus said.
it's very different than paul's doctrines.
you'd be very close to judiasm and even islam. not believe in a God that dies and what not.
some of paul's stories are plagarized iirc.
Paul doctrine is baloney. Jesus taught the Law and the First Commandment says there is only one God. Thou shall have no other gods before me. Paul taught idolatry. Worship Jesus a man. That is why the Juice wanted to hang him.
That's false. Paul's teachings are the same as Jesus's teachings.
Jesus claimed to be God in several ocasions e his followers also said that about Jesus.
Paul meet the risen Jesus and meet some apostles. So taught the Holy Trinity and the divinity of Jesus like Jesus did. So you are saying nonsense.
The Jewish prophecies themselves Said that the messiah would be God incarned.
@@hugofernandes8545 Not really.
Jesus never spoke of a trinity. Ever.
So when you call me a liar, you are actually calling teh biblical Jesus a liar.
Paul didn't see Jesus. How do I know this? He lies about it. His two stories contradict each other.
Not only that, he even says that it's ok to lie when it comes to converting people to the religion. You would trust a doctor or a lawyer or friend if you know him to be a liar but here we have someone who God supposedly inspired is saying lying about faith is OK.
Jesus' apostles who walked the walk with him actually called out Paul on him misleading people. You have Peter , who was called the Rock on which the church would be built , calling him out on his false teachings.
Man is not God in Judaism. In fact, God says he is not man, nor a son of man. Jesus often referred to himself as such ie a son of man.
You take quotes from Daniel ( eg son of man) for example and have no idea of Jewish expressions and then you apply pagan meanings to such expressions. You then say his vision was about God because Jesus used such an expression but you ignore passages which explain that the son of man in that vision was not God.
There is not one single verse where Jesus claims to be God.YOu have expressions like JOhn 10: 30 but if you actually read 3-4 verses later, you will see that Jesus denies the accusation of being God.
Strangely , even though the jews kept lying about him, tried to kill him more than a few times, their accusation is the basis for you believing Jesus was God.
@@hugofernandes8545 No they are not. Jesus taught against idoltry. Paul encouraged it by telling people to worship a man, Jesus. Jesus said to follow the law and prophets. Paul taught to disregard the law. Jesus did not preach to gentiles but the lost Israelites. Paul preached to gentiles.
@@hugofernandes8545 Hola Amigo!! Why are you editing your reply?
YOu said Jesus followers saw him as God. The english is clear enough but since you have a spanish name, go open the bible to Mateo 21 and tell me who is "el profeta" that the people were rejoicing about? Does it sound like he was God to them?
Y los acompañantes decían: Este es Jesús, el Profeta, de Nazaret de Galilea.
His acompañantes called him what? God or prophet?
So where are you getting the silly idea that his apostles and followers thought he was God? They describe Jesus just like they describe Juan.
Y buscando cómo echarle mano, temieron al pueblo; porque le tenían por profeta.
This is what the Jews who tried to kill him also believed.
Later on, did they try to stone him and accuse him claiming to be God? Yes. For example in John 10 I believe.
We see how Jews kept bringing false testimonies against him. They lied and tried to kill him in the past for other matters so it's not like these hypocrites suddenly became the best and most credible witnesses. Jesus called these people wicked, corrupt, liars, hypocrites and mentioned how they killed MANY PROPHETS in the past.
Yet somehow, Christians use the stoning incidents as proof these liars were sincere and really thought he was God.
Bizarro.
What was Jesus reply?
He tells them and reminds them that they have similar verses in their book. He quotes Psalms "Vosotros sois dioses" and tells them none of them them thought this was blasphemy. They knew it was figure of speech just like Jesus' expression was. This shows us their hypocrisy and it was just another made up lie. He then replies and says “Soy el Hijo de Dios”. He uses a commonly used expression in their own language that is solely for prophets and holy men. Jesus himself makes the distinction. He shows them using their own expressions that he did not claim to be God and then uses their own language's expression.
He previously says "él es más grande que cualquiera."
The trinity teaches that all beings are different but equal but Jesus never says this. He says God is greater than all. So just that one line is enough to make you think twice about the lies known as the trinity.
What he meant to say in this chapter is simple is we analyze the whole thing instead of just reading John 10:30.
I am sure you think verses like JOhn 14:9 He who has seen me, has seen the father or if you like El que me ha visto, ha visto (también) al Padre.
You tell me the context? Did the person who ask this believe Jesus was God? Or did he want to beleive in God so asked the prophet why God himself didn't come down?
How many Gods are there? One two three?
If you say One, then Jesus would tell his followers he knows they believe in God but they should also believe in Jesus.
He is telling them they should follow the prophet.Why? since the jews were known to kill prophets. Just like the jews were supposed to follow and listen to other prophets but they ended up killing them. You cannot claim to follow God but kill his prophets. Jesus even speaks about this when he calls out the hypocrites. Their fathers killed prophets and built shrines after.