The Pauline Epistles

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ruling class of nobility or title

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aristocracy

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belonging to the whole world; not national or local

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cosmopolitan

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easily irritated; inclined to anger

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choleric

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producing abundant works

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prolific

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Paul was also known as

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Saul.

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The earliest residents of Paul's home town of Tarsus were probably

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tarsians

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Tarsus was considered a great

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center of learning.

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Paul purchased his

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Greek citizenship

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Saul was from the city of

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Tarsus from Cilicia's capital

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Roman citizenship protected Paul from

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injustices and speedy travel to any distant land under Roman rule.

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Paul used his

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Roman citizenship to escape his Choose... Jewish persecutors.

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Paul's trade, tent-making, quickly became merely part of his past, once he began his

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2nd missionary journey

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Saul persecuted Christians beyond Jerusalem, having obtained official letters from the

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high priest to do so.

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Saul was a proud, arrogant

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pharisee

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Paul told Timothy that God showed him mercy because he persecuted

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the Son of God in ignorance and unbelief

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Paul called himself "

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the least of all saints" because his violent temperament had driven him to murderous acts against the Christians of his day.

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Saul appears to have had

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a hard-going nature

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More than any other group, Jesus denounced the sect of the:

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Pharisees

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When the Lord spoke to him, Saul was on the way to:

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Damascus

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Christians at this time were known as followers of:

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the Way

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Paul's mission was to be a witness especially to the:

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Gentiles

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Who was instructed by the Lord to lay hands on Saul to restore his sight?

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Agrippa

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What did the Lord Jesus tell Saul to do when he was stopped on the road to Damascus?

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Go into the city and you will be told what to do there.

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Based on your assigned Bible reading, what explanation did Ananias give to Saul for why he had come.

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Jesus had sent him.

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few years after his conversion

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Paul began to preach.

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Because of persecution, Paul fled from

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Damascus to Jerusalem.

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From Jerusalem Paul fled to the city of

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Antioch.

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At Antioch the Holy Spirit spoke through prophets concerning Paul's

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missionary journeys and future ministry.

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Along with Barnabas ,

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Paul first began missionary journeys throughout the Roman world.

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Although Paul's commission was mainly to the

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Gentiles , he showed unselfish love toward his own people, the Jews .

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On his missionary journeys Paul

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entered the synagogue of each new city first, before preaching to the Gentiles.

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It was mainly the Believers who persecuted Paul and turned the

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Gentiles against him

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Paul considered the Jews to have a place ahead of the Gentiles because of their

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privileges as a people

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In Rome, Paul testified before the

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emperor

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In Jerusalem, Paul gave witness in the Temple before the

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religious council

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At Caesarea, Paul spoke before the

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Gentile rulers .