Master of Religion -Lesson 18: History of the Church IV

  This lesson is about the further Journeys of Paul, which leads to the traveling in a city called Iconium.
Apostle Paul story begins of the healing of a lame man which came from his mother's womb , carried to the gate of the temple called Beautiful found in serve Bibles , in Acts 3:2-8 version of (NKVJ), (KVJ).

It also speaks of when Peter and John where look on us, and they gave heed unto God people, the people were expecting to recieve something of them when they went into the land of Iconium. Peter said to them I don't have Silver and gold, but such as I have give thee, In the Name of Jesus Christ of Narareth riseup and walk. Peter took  this lame man by his right hand and lifted him up and immediately his feet and ancles bones recieved strength. They entered with them into the temple, walking and leaping and praising God.

Acts (14) speaks of gods pop up, but Paul stood up and told them that they had delivered the same messages from God, to turn away from the useless things to the Living God, that we are made humans in God image, who He made the heavens, the earth, the sea, and all things that are in them, which He did not leave Himself without witness, in that He did good, gave us rain from heaven and fruitful seasons, filling our hearts with food and gladness. 

This is how Paul first journey open doors to the Gentiles, after being stoned and left for dead and rose up and coming back into the city the next day with Barnabas  and stayed there for sometimes bringing more to Christ and ordaining them to elders in the every church. After there traveling to many cities then they sailed to Antioch and the church there proclaimed how God had open door to the Gentiles.

Master Of Religion: Lesson 17-History of the Church III

 The Journeys of Paul: Paul and Barnabas continue their journey and came to Pisida, here they were invited to speak in the synagogue where Paul preached a good sermon. This was the first recorded sermon of Paul. Acts 13: 16-48 verus when Paul preached to the crowd before him.
Paul sermon was very clear about his will from God and that he sent from him to the human race to give them a good news about God words to his people and saving them from destructionn of mankind.
Paul traced the promised through the history of Israel, and he spoke of how God had stood beside them in all their trails and tribulations: God had promised not to foresake them, God had promised to send a savior and God did just what he said he would, if anyone doubted that Jesus was that savior, the resurrection was the proof that his or her doubt was mistaken.  The resurrection of Jesus stands at the heart of the gospel. It was something that God did, and doing it God confirmed fulfilled that promise of Salvation.

Master of Religion Lesson 16: History of Church II

  This lesson on the History of Christianity, The beginning of time tells us how searchs the heavens within ourselves for answers to that which surrounds us, as mankind living.  This great gift from God comes from the inner knowledge of people who we know as Priest, Ministers, Shamans,and Holy Man and Holy Woman who have been instrumental in adding us in finding our way as we journey on our path of trying to understand this thing we call faith. In the beginning Saul name in the KJV so to become Paul, in the History of Church II, that most likely Saul was his Jewish name, and Paul was the name if his Roman Citizenship. The History of the Church is important that you can't some it up just in one lesson. Knowledge is power from God and how you use it to bless his people. Amen

Master of Religion : Lesson 15-History of the Church

    History of the Christianity begins with Christ actually with the birth of Jesus, or whenever the scripture started to report about him.  The old testament, the people holding these scriptures were Jesus not Christians. The First Christians were the followers of Jesus himself, more than 2000 years of history. Just reas the different bibles and studies that God has place mankind to write from his will.