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The document discusses Pauline theology and the life and ministry of Paul. It covers Paul's background as Saul of Tarsus, his education, zeal for Judaism, and conversion on the road to Damascus which changed his name to Paul. It then summarizes Paul's missionary journeys, writings, and vision to preach to the Gentiles. Paul developed his theology based on his experience of encountering the risen Christ and called to spread the message of salvation through faith in Jesus Christ.

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Pauline Thoughts Clas Notes

The document discusses Pauline theology and the life and ministry of Paul. It covers Paul's background as Saul of Tarsus, his education, zeal for Judaism, and conversion on the road to Damascus which changed his name to Paul. It then summarizes Paul's missionary journeys, writings, and vision to preach to the Gentiles. Paul developed his theology based on his experience of encountering the risen Christ and called to spread the message of salvation through faith in Jesus Christ.

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PAULINE

THOUGHTS


By Mrs. Priya C

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09/11/22 Wednesday

INTRODUCTION / PROLOGUE.

Pauline thoughts in some extend it called as Pauline theology

 It’s a frame it enhances with the idea, thoughts, philosophy, and theology of a person.

 How the theology is developed?

Theology is developed through us

Theology is developed through our belief and through our doctrine

 Three ways the Pauline thoughts is dealing

 Prologue

 Dialogue

 Epilogue

Particularly the Pauline thoughts Giving or contain the message of apostle, and the message

is Christo- centric

Under the Christo- centric what are the tools are connected

Anthropology

Pneumatology

Eschatology

Soteriology

He is presenting to the people with the message of Christo centric

God thought-

Christ thought – to give salvation / saver the people

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Paul thought – Christo- centric

Our thoughts about Christ - savior, witness for Christ

Background of the Paul

Paul was known for many years as the Saul of tarsus, he was born of Jewish parents in

the city of tarsus Cilicia he was not only Jew nut also by his own testimony he was PHA

Acts 23:6, he was Hebrew of Hebrews he was the tribe of Benjamin phil.3: 4, 5.

And had evidently build out the tribe of tent making as youth Acts.18:3

Education - Paul evidently at his young age went to Jerusalem and according to his

testimony he studied under the well-known teacher Gammallian a noted teacher

Acts. 22:3 in his study he had advance in the religion of Jews beyond many of his fellows as

one extremely jealous for his and central tradition Gal.1:14. He uses to speak, Hebrew,

Aramaic. Paul was also Greek by culture have evidently received a Greek education

Acts17:28; Titus 1:12. He shows abidance with Greek culture and their thinking as such

student he was familiar with many of the saint classical and contemporary writers.

Zeal for his religion [Persecutor]:-

Paul his jealous and his zeal for his religious as a Jew was carried into the way he jealously

shouted and persecuted to the churches as a young Pharisees he was present when Stephen

was stoned and murdered Acts.7:58-83.

In his thought /he always against to Christina both men and women he troubled with the

letters of the arrest from the high priest and went to other the city to destroy the church of the

Christ Acts.26:10-11 Gal1:13 it was on one of this mission that Saul was converted while on

the road of Damascus in addition to that Paul was the roman citizen

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Being a roman born Acts.22:27 - because of this Acts 16:37-39.

Consequently Paul was uniquely qualified to be the one chosen to carry the message of

Gospel to the gentiles Paul could easily say I am easily (1 cori.9:22)

Meaning of Paul small

11/11/22 Friday

The conversion of the Saul to Paul


The story is recorded in the book of Acts 9, 3 days he was not able to eat, look , And God

spoke to the servant called Ananias, Paul means Small / little , Saul was his nick name ,

Lydia was the first convert by Paul Cornelius was the first gentiles by Peter

Peter say about salvation is

Paul taught about salvation

James says salvation is Faith and deed has to go with the hand and hand

According to the Joshua research In India every year 2.7 million people are converted

Hindu to Christianity 0.4 million people are converted

Converted word for the world is in Matt.28:19-20

How the theology developed in a person, society, in a particular person?

From the Acts 9 the Paul’s thought is developed

1st church – Antioch

3 definitions of the Apostle

Narrow definition is witness to God

General definition the one who sent by God

The specific definition which means one who sent by the God with special purpose to build

church

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What is the reason behind that so therefore he persecutes the churches?

1. Philip.3:5 – he conscious for his religion, zeal for his religion

2. Gal.1:13-15 –he was so conservative for this religion(Jewish)

THE CENTRAL OUTLOOKS OF PAUL’S MISSION


4 missionary Journey –by Paul

There are 3 reasons that Paul is to be called as Apostle

1. He is the eyewitness

2. He is the chosen by for the ministry

3. He

 First missionary Journey Acts.13-14 began with Barnabas.

Barnabas and Paul they entered to the Antioch in synagogue to the Jewish people.

 Second missionary Journey. Acts 15 – they move forward to the Philippine, Thessalonian ,

Antioch and Athens they establish the church

 Third missionary Journey. Acts. 18:23 - 21.

Syrian Antioch to

In Ephesus he stayed 3 years

And 2 years he preached in a school named as “”

And he returned to Jerusalem.

In Rome prison he was 2 years

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 Fourth Missionary Journey Acts.24.

Paul has close relationship with the Rome emperor Nero. And from there also Paul was home

prisoned. .

“A persecutor became a defender of Christ”

An Apostolic ministry of Paul

Apostolic ministry – 3 ways of ministry

1. Apostleship / dignity of title – the title Apostles (Many more than one) and

Apostle (literal definition- Eye witness- Acts.1:22; they are chosen one

Acts.1:23-26; literal sense they have seen the resurrection of the Christ.)

Gal.1:11-18 –Paul called by God. Acts.9:3, 15. The word Office has been

discovered 20 times in different times in the occasions

2. His writing

Defined writing he wrote letters and letter. In N.T Out of 27 books 21 books are

considered as the Epistles because these books are written by the Apostles. In

O.T Mosses he wrote 5 books and it’s the highest in the O.T

Epistle (in the old format people used as the Letter) and letters Differences: - they

are equal no differences in it

1. Romans

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2. Galatians

3. Ephesians

4. Philippians

5. Colossians

6. 1&2 timothy

7. 1&2 Thessalonians

8. 1&2 Corinth

9. Titus

10.Philemon

11.

12.

13.

These 13 letters are divided into 3 parts.

Individual –

Book of Roman Paul is giving the Doctrinal issues.

Corinth – fraction between the minds of the

Pastoral the message is admonish to eth Pastors.

Prison letters – Eph. (Advice, theological and practical) Phi. (Encouraging the

church of Philip)

Colo. (surrounded by the false teacher, so he wrote the letter to the Colo.)

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Philemon. (Runaway servant) – Message to this church:-

1st Thessalonian is first recorded by Paul.

Gal. 1:16 - what was he addressed to his believers?

3. Destination of vision and Mission.

Vision of Paul is to preach Among the Gentile (Gal.1:16)

The vision of escalate the kingdom of God

Mission of Paul (Acts9: 3

Paul - I’m not ashamed to preach the Gospel.

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