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The Roman Empire became the most formidable Mediterranean State, controlling most of Western Europe after conquering their most powerful neighbour, the Carthaginians, so they could expand their trading zones, in 27BC. The Empire covered most of what we know today as Western Europe and lasted 500 years. The Ancient Empire was home to many ethnic groups including Goths (German), Serbians (Indo-Europe), Aromanians (Indo-Europe) and of course the Greeks and Latins. Although they had different ethnic groups living in their society Greek and Latin were the main languages used but they had different languages as the Empire covered a vast area. The Romans would travel by sea and land but preferred to travel by sea as the roads were full of bandits. The Empire’s main cities are Rome, Carthage and Constantinople.  Although the Empire was big, like every kingdom, it must fall, and so it did in the year 1453AD.

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Saul was a Jew, who lived in Tarsus. He was known for killing the Disciples of Jesus but things started to change after he was blinded by a bright light on his way to Damascus. After three days in Damascus with no sight and refusing any drinks or food, Ananias a follower of Jesus came to Saul and blessed him the Holy Spirit as commanded by Jesus through a dream. Saul regained his sight and was filled with joy, and soon after he was baptised.  Saul changed his name to the Roman way, Paul. Paul stayed in Damascus to preach Jesus’ teachings and spread the word of God. Many people were shocked with Paul’s conversion but some were furious and created a plan to kill him. Because of this Paul had to escape from Damascus and so he did. After escaping he made his way to Jerusalem, where he asked the disciples if he could join with them and preach. Paul was rejected by the disciples at first but one of them, Barnabas believed in him and soon Paul became a true follow of Jesus spreading Christianity worldwide. So, Paul’s conversion is significant as it was the beginning of a new light to Christianity. Paul was very influential and travelled to many cities to preach the teachings of Jesus and because of this Christianity became a worldwide religion.

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In Paul’s first Journey he started to preach Jesus’ teachings in Antioch and then traveled to different cities, in exact order: Salamis, Paphos, Pisidia, Attalia and Seleucia Pieria

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Paul wrote only 8 letters which were 1 Corinthians, 2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, 1 Thessalonians and 2 Thessalonians. The message that Paul preached to the people was Jesus and his crucifixion. He did this by writing letters and traveling to different cities. Each letter Paul wrote was to either fix problems, unite people or thank God. In Paul’s first letter, he fixes some problems that occurred straight after he established the Christian community. Then in his second letter he writes from Macedonia after he visited Corinth. In this letter Paul mentions a disturbance midst the Christians there after he was insulted and challenged. Paul’s third letter that he wrote was an effort to amend some supposed misunderstandings in the two letters that were written to the Corinthians. His fourth letter was written when he was confined and is commonly referred to as the prison epistles. Paul’s fifth letter was written for the church at Philippi, first church he established in Macedonia. in this letter he wrote about Christ’s blessings as the Philippians were against the failure to practice Christ. Paul’s sixth letter was written to show how thankful he was for what God had been doing for the Thessalonians. Then, in Paul’s seventh letter he was writing to ask Philemon to forgive Onesimus, so they could become the loving brothers that they once were again. Finally, Paul’s eighth and final letter was written about Gods peace and how he thanks him for it.

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In the Corinthians 2, chapter 4, ‘Tressure in Earth’s Vessel’ Paul speaks about the challenges the ministry is encountering. Paul describes the ministry’s troubles and says “We are troubled on every side, yet not distressed; we are perplexed, but not in despair; 9 persecuted, but not forsaken; cast down, but not destroyed.” Further on in the chapter Paul then speaks about how Jesus will help rise them through and present them with the people, and how all the decisions, actions and words are for their sake, the peoples, so that the grace of Thanksgiving will overflow to God.

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In the Corinthians 1, chapter 13, Paul speaks about how just doing great and righteous deeds without love is worth nothing. Even if you are a prophecy, or possessed supreme knowledge or have such faith you could move mountains, it will be meaningless without love. Paul describes love as kind and patient not jealous or boastful or proud. We can do this in today’s society by helping others when they are hurt and loving everyone. No matter who it is or what you have to do, we must do it with love otherwise you will gain nothing.