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I  have fought the good fight, i have finished the race, an i have remained faithful. -2 Timothy 4:7
This message is often used in everyday life, even by people that did not know where it originated from. This message is telling us that Paul is saying that his faith was genuine, and he was happy with the way he lived his life and his beliefs.

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In '1 Corinthians 7:19' Paul is trying to teach us, how our actions and symbolic traditions can be meaningless whereas 'keeping' or living by Gods commands is what counts and is an important parts of our lives. Paul was a Jew, and it was said that is was a Jewish that all male Jew had to be cercumsim preferably when they were baby's whereas all gentiles who is everyone besides a Jew did not believe in cercumsim.

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The significance of Saul of Tarsus was Saul went from a non-believer to preacher, who would spread God's word all throughout the world. Saul was determined to cause destroy the new Christian Church; he had been given permission to arrest followers of Jesus. While Saul and his companions where traveling they were struck down with a blinding light, Saul then heard the voice of Jesus. Saul was blinded by the light for three days. ananias went to Saul as Jesus told him to pray for him to restore his sight. This life changing event led to Saul being and a strong christian believer.

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Paul went on three major journeys to spread the word of the Lord. His first journey was in 46AD and he travelled for 1400 miles, journey two was the longest journey in 49AD, for 2800 miles, his third journey was 2700 miles in 55AD. Out of Pauls three journeys, the first one was the shortest. During journey two Paul travelled to Antioch, Salaries, Paphos, Myra, Pisidia, Lystra and Derbe.

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Paul wrote many letters spreading the word of the Lord all through the world. He wrote them to teach communities about God, peace, and faithfulness. through the letters, Paul was trying to teach them how to grow our love for God. A letter that demonstrates Pauls teachings could be in '2 Corinthians', as the theme in that letter is reminding us to speak directly and loving to others when problems arise. Paul was teaching the community to be confronting about an issue rather than talking behind their backs, which is still relevant to society today. Another letter that tells Pauls preaching is "1 Corinthians", this letter is teaching the church community, they had no senior leaders who were able to guide the followers down the correct path and live the Christain way.

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The Roman Empire Controlled a large area of the world. they had an advanced defence system is so powerful that no one would try to attack them. there were many languages used in Rome, however, one of the main languages spoken in Latin, which was spoken all throughout the Roman Empire. Some of the cultural groups living in the Roman Empire include the Greeks which was also known as Hellenes. Transportation in the Roman Empire was said to use lots of water. Heavy items such as grain would be transported by rivers, canals, and the sea. A few major cities were Egypt, Antioch, Carthage and Marsilea.