St Paul's conversion
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- Paul's journey 1Paul and Barnabas left Antioch to spread the gospel and, preached in synagogues. but Jews rejected Christ's teachings which led them to teach the Gentiles. Paul, a former persecutor, faced persecution and even death. Despite trials, he continued preaching the gospel. Paul's ministry led to controversy over salvation and how to receive it, with a conference in Jerusalem confirming Gentiles could receive Jesus without Jewish traditions.
- Paul's Journey 2Paul commenced his second missionary journey, accompanied by Barnabas and John Mark. Following a dispute, Paul and Silas were divinely guided to Greece, introducing the gospel to Europe. In Philippi, despite suffering beatings and imprisonment, they praised the Lord in song, and an earthquake liberated them. Their miraculous release astonished the jailer, who converted to Christianity, marking a pivotal moment in their mission.
- Paul's journey 3During his third missionary journey, Paul continued to preach, and God confirmed his message through miracles. A young man was revived after falling out of a window, leading to new believers turning from their old occult ways. Despite opposition from silversmith Demetrius, persecution and opposition strengthened true Christians and the gospel spread. Paul's final words to the church at Ephesus displayed his devotion to Christ, despite the trials and persecution he faced. He was compelled by the Spirit to go to Jerusalem, knowing that imprisonment and afflictions would await him, but he continued to testify to the gospel of grace.
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