Paul's commission ?

[dan p]

Hi to all , and many transitions in the book of Acts and this is just one of many that will have to be exposed to the light '

After Paul is saved in Acts 9:6 he is given a commission by the Lord Himself , in Acts 9:15 .

#1 , For he is a CHOSEN or Elected , vessal unto me , to Bear My Name before the Gentiles .

#2 , and to Kings , Acts 27:24 .

#3 , and to the children of Israel .

We have to remember that Paul is NOT part or has a ministry with the 12 apostles !

Paul in Rom 1:1 is SEPARATED for the Gospel of God , which is in the Perfect Tense and means that he could not PREACH the Law of Moses .

Paul was to testify of the Gospel of the Grace of God , in Acts 20:24 .

But in early Acts , Paul had a ministry , to convince Israel , that Christ was the " MESSIAH ".

If Paul was teaching what the 12 taught , WHY ANOTHER APOSTLE ???

 

[RAdam]

Romans 1:1 does not mean what you say it means. You have twisted that scripture all around.

 

[dan p]

Twist ??

Romans 1:1 does not mean what you say it means. You have twisted that scripture all around.

Hi RAdam , all you can say is that I have twisted it , check the internet and prove me wrong !!!

Is " it is finihed " in the perfect tense ? prove me wrong and do not say that I have twisted it , which is no answer !

 

[RAdam]

The term separated is not referring in any case to the law of Moses.

 

[thegospelgeek]

seperated in Rom 1:1 simply means that Paul was set apart for the Gospel. That was his calling. To read anything else to it is adding to what it says.

 

[dan p]

Agreed !

The term separated is not referring in any case to the law of Moses.

Hi RAdam , we agree , but the grammer of SEPARATED/APHORIZO is in the Greek Perfect Tense , and it is UNDENIABLE .

 

[RAdam]

Hi RAdam , we agree , but the grammer of SEPARATED/APHORIZO is in the Greek Perfect Tense , and it is UNDENIABLE .

There is zero reference in that context to the Mosaic Law and that is "undeniable."

 

[dan p]

Where it is found ?

There is zero reference in that context to the Mosaic Law and that is "undeniable."

Hi RAdam , google " blueletterbible.com , then put in Rom 1:1 , KJV , THEN click on the blue c , and click on the word separated and it will tell you what the verb tense is and it will say PERFECT .