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St paul

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journeys

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World in fround of the text

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World of the text

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World behind the text

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When Paul wrote to the Romans he said that we are all human, that we all make mistakes and god will forgive our sins. At the time Paul wrote this letter people were taking advantage of the poor by taking all. They had the poor were stealing off the wealthy because of this. The relevance of these messages applies to us to day as it did to the Romans but today It also mean that if we are guided to temptations God will always welcome us back and forgive us.

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Due to the way Paul changed overnight he was surrounded by judgment because he was a man who wanted to fight and own everything, as he was a son to a wealthy family. When he returned from war he recived many disaproving looks and comments saying that he was unprepared and a disappointment to the cities and to the people, but Paul saw this as an opportunity to spread the word and help god rebuild the church with these comtepoary christians

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Paul wrote his messages to diverse groups for example, the Philippians, the Corinthians, the Romans, the Thessalonians, the Colossians and the Galatians. He wrote the letters for many reasons so that he could teach people how God lived and how they should follow and live a simple life and to devote their life to the poor and the church. Paul also wrote his letters so that people can understand the past life that Jesus experience throughout his life and what it was like for Jesus when he was judged for calling himself the massier.

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Within the years of 46 – 48 A.D. St Paulundertook missionary journeys and reached the town of Samandag he travelled by ship to Cyprus, again from there he travelled by boat to Antalya harbour. From Aksu, he continued travelling by land. He visited Yalvac, Konya, Hatun and Derbe. During his time of visiting he gave many sermons and converted a great many to contemoray Christians.

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The conversion of Saul of Tarsus had a significant impact on the people surrounding him because he changed from a young dare devil then over a vision from god telling him to return from war and to live a simple life and to help him rebuild the church. When he returned many people judged him for turning back. As he began to rebuild the church he realised that he did not have the materials to build the church he began to steal from his father. As his father took him to the bishop he said to all the people that he was going to live a simple life and to not be tempted by evil.

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At the time of Paul, the Roman Empire controlled most of Western Eupoe. This was because of ttheir military power , meaning that the Romans have expanded so that they gained trade and resources. When Paul had seen God, he realised that he needs to spread the word of god and convert Jews and Gentiles to Christianity. The Romans did not like this and asked Paul to not preach in the name of the lord, but Paul declined and carried on trying to over rule the Romans with belief and values of the early christians and their religion. Greek and Latin were the official languages of the Roman Empire. Although, they were excepting of the other languages spoken among the communities for example; Italian, Spanish, French and Portuguese. The Roman Empire had to let people speak their own language because they ruled many parts of other countries.