Koinonia Hour - Howard Elseth - 1611 KJB Studies - The Validity of Paul The Apostle - Part 1

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There has been a long running cult-like belief that Paul the Apostle was a fraud, a liar and dangerous. Some people believe that if anyone reads the 13 books he wrote they are going to hell and multitudes are falling for it.

The problem with this false belief poses a problem. Then the world is left with an unfinished Bible. This unfortunately has become a contentious, even violent issue.

There are loads of videos out there by arm chair experts duking it out on their teaching/exposure videos about Paul the Apostle.

Others are still wet behind the ears "teaching" and trying to disprove Paul's disqulifications by isolating scriptures and building lies. All of which are using Alexandrian Text Bibles.Their arguments are always shallow and never go anywhere.

Today Howard begins to validate the person of Paul in depths that go deep into the 1611 King James Bible Old Testament texts spreading out through the New Testament. His teaching is rich, profound, scholarly and brilliant.

"The apostle was ready to go anywhere with the gospel, but he was not ready to preach another gospel; no one could make him ready to do that. He was not ready to hide the gospel, he was not ready to tone it down, he was not ready to abridge it or to extend it...'As much as in me is, I am ready to preach the gospel”

- Charles H. Spurgeon