Paul’s Defense of His Heritage and Ministry After gaining the silence of the crowd Paul defended himself by
showing that he was a good Jew. He addresses them as friends
and leaders and asks them to listen to what he has to say (v.
1). When the crowd heard Paul speak to them in Aramaic, they
became quieter (v. 2). He used Aramaic not ...
Paul’s Salvation Testimony Paul gives his personal testimony of the appearance of the Lord
to him on the road to Damascus (vv. 6-7). So far as we know
he had never known Jesus in the flesh. His first glimpse of Him
was a blinding vision from heaven, and this became the
driving, motivating force of his life. When he ...
Paul - A Roman Citizen Paul traveled to Arabia after his conversion. When he returned
to Damascus, he faced opposition, escaped from his enemies,
and made a brief visit to Jerusalem. Paul might have skipped
this next part if his own personal safety was his main concern.
Instead, he told how he had returned to ...
Paul–A Roman Citizen The crowd listened until Paul made this last statement (v. 22).
Then they started shouting, “Get
rid of this man! He doesn’t
deserve to live.” For Paul’s sake, it was probably good that the
courtyard was paved. Had there
been stones lying around the
Jews may have …
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Paul’s Defense of His Heritage and Ministry
After gaining the silence of the crowd Paul defended himself by showing that he was a good Jew. He addresses them as friends and leaders and asks them to listen to what he has to say (v. 1). When the crowd heard Paul speak to them in Aramaic, they became quieter (v. 2). He used Aramaic not ...
Paul’s Salvation Testimony
Paul gives his personal testimony of the appearance of the Lord to him on the road to Damascus (vv. 6-7). So far as we know he had never known Jesus in the flesh. His first glimpse of Him was a blinding vision from heaven, and this became the driving, motivating force of his life. When he ...
Paul - A Roman Citizen
Paul traveled to Arabia after his conversion. When he returned to Damascus, he faced opposition, escaped from his enemies, and made a brief visit to Jerusalem. Paul might have skipped this next part if his own personal safety was his main concern. Instead, he told how he had returned to ...
Paul–A Roman Citizen
The crowd listened until Paul made this last statement (v. 22). Then they started shouting, “Get rid of this man! He doesn’t deserve to live.” For Paul’s sake, it was probably good that the courtyard was paved. Had there been stones lying around the Jews may have …