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The significance of Saul of Tarsus' conversion

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The significance of Saul of Tarsus' conversion

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Saul was travelling to Jerusalem and saw a bright light and became blinded for 3 days, he made his way to Jerusalem and found an inn to stay at in the town.

Jesus spoke to a christian in jerusalem and asked him to find Saul and place a hand on his shoulder, he was not sure at first however Jesus was persistent so he met his wishes.

the next day when the christian went to Saul he placed his hand on sauls shoulder and jesus spoke to him through the christian

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Outline the extent of Pauls First Journey

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Outline the extent of Pauls First Journey

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Paul wrote his letters to influence as many people as possible, as he could only be in one place at a time.  He wrote them to ensure faith was staying alive everywhere.

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Why did rome control so much of this land at the time? ?

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Why did rome control so much of this land at the time? ?

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Rome started as only a small city-state and grew over time.
rome was a very wealthy republic and had access to countless well trained soldiers, which made them a strong union and very hard to defeat.

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Identify and explain a cultural challenge for Paul that is revealed in one of his epistles.

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Identify and explain a cultural challenge for Paul that is revealed in one of his epistles.

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It was hard for Paul to try and change the perception of how and what you need to do to become a christian and follow christ and his teachings.  This was so engrained in the people of Jerusalem that you needed to be circumcised to be a follower of christ, Paul was trying to reverse the thought of this as he wanted people to believe that it was easy to be a christian and follow God and Jesus.

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interpret and apply one of Paul's messages for us today.

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interpret and apply one of Paul's messages for us today.

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Pauls message about following god being easy could be interpreted and applied for us in modern day life by saying that when choosing friends and people to 'hang out' with it should be a) easy for us to do, you should not have to work hard to be able to talk to someone and be friendly with them, it should be easy.

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Latin and greek were the most dominant languages, however other languages were spoken regionall

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What were some main regions? What were some main cities?

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What were some main regions? What were some main cities?

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Regions

porta capena

templum pacis

caelimontium

Cities

antioch

jerusalem

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ships
-across oceans and mainly only on longer journeys
camels
-used for treks across the desert as camels can go considerably long without water

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Monaghan, C. (2014). A friendly guide to paul. Mulgrave, Vic: Garratt Publishing.

Piper, J. (n.d.). The Missionary Challenge of Paul's Life.Retrieved from http://www.desiringgod.org/messages/the-missionary -challenge-of-pauls-life