How did Saint Paul trust in God?

Answer 1

Paul did not know Jesus, and there is significant reason to doubt he even knew anyone who personally knew Jesus themselves. He lived around the late 1st- Early 2nd century AD, some 60+ years (though some scholars now think it was longer) after the Crucifixion happened.

AnswerPaul had an encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus, when the Lord appeared to Paul in a bright light and spoke to him. This changed Paul from a persecutor of Christians into a complete believer and advocate of the religion since he had seen Jesus himself.

Answer 2

Andrew is thought to have been a disciple of John the Baptist. Along with his brother Simon (later called Peter) he worked as a fisherman on the Sea of Galilee. One day he met Our Lord and was told to drop his fishing nets and become a fisher of men. He gave up his livelihood and followed Jesus, putting all his trust in the Lord.

Answer 3

Because Andrew had faith. Andrew is thought to have been a disciple of John the Baptist. Along with his brother Simon (later called Peter) he worked as a fisherman on the Sea of Galilee. One day he met Our Lord and was told to drop his fishing nets and become a fisher of men. He gave up his livelihood and followed Jesus, putting all his trust in the Lord.

Answer 4

Saint Paul's trust in God was evident in his unwavering faith, even in the face of challenges and persecution. He believed in God's promises and relied on his strength to carry out his mission of spreading the gospel. His writings and teachings reflect a deep and personal relationship with God, showing his trust in God's guidance and wisdom.

Answer 5

he trusted in god by listening to him and trying to believe him!

Answer 6

he sacrificed his life