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Why is Paul's encounter with Jesus significant for Christians?

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It underscores the transformative power of Christ and the calling of believers to respond to God's grace.

Paul's encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus is significant for Christians because it illustrates the transformational power of divine intervention. In Acts 22:6-11, we observe how an ardent enemy of the faith became one of its most fervent advocates. This underscores the Reformed belief in God's sovereignty in salvation, reminding believers that no matter how lost one may be, God's grace can redeem. Additionally, Paul's immediate question, 'What should I do, Lord?' highlights the appropriate response to an encounter with God—a willingness to submit and follow His will. This sets a precedent for all Christians to seek God's guidance and to be open to His transformative work in their lives.
Scripture References: Acts 22:6-11

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94 - Paul's Testimony At Jerusalem (2)
Stephen Hyde · Apr 26, 2016
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