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Paul was a rabbi and a tent maker. He was a "court official" of the Sanhedrin, and as such, presided over the stoning of Stephen. All rabbis had a trade, so tent making was a respectable profession.
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What was Saint Paul's religion before he became a Christian?
Saul (aka Paul) was a devout Jew before his conversion.
What town was Paul traveling through when he was converted?
Paul was traveling to Damascus when he was converted.
Where did Paul converted?
Road to Damascus
After Paul was converted on the Damascus Road he spent how many years preparing for ministry before he came to the other disciples?
Three years
Was Titus one of Timothy's converts?
No Titus was not converted by Timothy. He was converted by Paul
All about the apostle paul?
Paul is one of the more significant writers of the Bible. Paul's old name was Saul before he was converted. This is irony that he is so beloved because he persecuted followers of Jesus. Paul had not actually known Jesus and he was converted on the road to Damascus. Paul wrote at least seven books of the Bible. When Paul caused a disruption in Jerusalem, he was arrested and put under 2 years of house arrest then put to death.
How did St Paul's parents and community react when they found out he had converted to Christianity?
Although not specifically spelled out in the Bible, it is believed Paul was shunned by his parents and the community once they found he had converted to Christianity. Paul was the apostle to the Gentiles.
Who was the woman converted by Paul's preachings?
The woman converted by Paul's preachings was Lydia, a seller of purple goods in Philippi. She became one of the first converts to Christianity in Europe after hearing Paul's teachings by the river.
Did Paul or Peter betray Jesus in the bible?
PaulAnswer:Neither Paul nor Peter "betrayed" Jesus. Peter deniedknowing Him just prior to the crucifixion, and Paul (Saul) was violently opposed to the church before he learned the truth and was converted, but it was Judas Iscariot who betrayed Jesus.
What was St. Paul before he converted to chistinanity?
Paul was a rabbi and a tent maker. He was a "court official" of the Sanhedrin, and as such, presided over the stoning of Stephen. All rabbis had a trade, so tent making was a respectable profession.
Paul's defense speech before Herod Agrippa in Acts 26 is climatic because it defends not only Paul but also Christianity itself?
Yes. And in doing so almost converted Agrippa to Christianity (Acts 26:28).
Who told saint Paul to convert?
Paul was struck blind on the way to Damascus, and god spoke to him. And he was blind for three days. He then converted himself, and became Paul, from Saul.
