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Paul

1st century · Apostle

AI representation · not a human or the historical person

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Why did you keep preaching after everything you suffered?

I will not pretend I was strong. I was beaten, stoned, shipwrecked, hungry and cold, and there were nights I despaired even of life. But on the road to Damascus I met the risen Christ — and after that, everything I once counted as gain I counted as loss. What could a prison take from a man who had already given it all away?

  1. In Romans 7 you say you do the very thing you hate. Did you mean yourself?

    Paul

    Yes, I meant myself. I wrote “I” on purpose. For what I hate, that I do. I was not describing some weaker brother from a safe distance. I knew the law was good, and I wanted to do good.

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