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How do we know Paul's testimony is true?

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Paul's testimony is affirmed through scripture, his transformation from persecutor to apostle, and the historical accounts of his missionary work.

The truth of Paul's testimony is grounded in the New Testament scriptures, particularly his own letters and the accounts found in the Acts of the Apostles. His transformation from a persecutor of Christians to a devoted apostle is not only remarkable but serves as powerful evidence of God’s grace. In Acts 22, Paul recounts specific details of his encounter with Christ, confirming the authenticity of his experience. Furthermore, the historical accounts of his missionary journeys, sufferings, and the establishment of churches all lend credence to his testimony and the transformative work of Christ in his life, aligning with the doctrines of sovereign grace and the efficacy of God's call in saving sinners.
Scripture References: Acts 22, Galatians 1:11-24, 1 Corinthians 15:8-10

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96 - Paul's Testimony At Jerusalem (4)
Stephen Hyde · May 13, 2016
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