@JosiahGRhodea Doesn't these passages basically describe Paul lying to gain influence in non-Christian circles? Which goes against Jesus' teachings of always speaking truth.
@JosiahGRhodea@roseromaunt What of whose works? Paul? The only thing we know is what he himself wrote. And that he persecuted Christians before allegedly encountering Jesus on the road to Damascus.
@JosiahGRhodea@SINKPlSSER@roseromaunt The book of Revelation, I shouldn't have to quote it because it opens every chapter addressed to church with how he will know us by our works. Mathew 7:16.
@JosiahGRhodea@SINKPlSSER@roseromaunt Also Paul believes in a faith based gospel. Not by works like what Jesus talks about. This is a clear contradiction in Paul and Jesus' teachings. Is this contradictory?
@JosiahGRhodea@SINKPlSSER@roseromaunt Also Paul believes in a faith based gospel. Not by works like what Jesus talks about. This is a clear contradiction in Paul and Jesus' teachings.
In 2 Corinthians 12:7 Paul talks about a "messenger of Satan" coming to torment him. This reminds me of Mohammed. Not only that but Jesus refuses to cleanse him of this 3 times. Now when does Jesus in the gospels ever refuse to cleanse someone of demons? Also this version of Jesus being mentioned talked of "My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness." In the gospels, Jesus never once used the term "grace."
In 2 Corinthians 12:7 Paul talks about a "messenger of Satan" coming to torment him. This reminds me of Mohammed. Not only that but Jesus refuses to cleanse him of this 3 times. Now when does Jesus in the gospels ever refuse to cleanse someone of demons? Also this version of Jesus being mentioned talked of "My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness." In the gospels, Jesus never once used the term "grace."