He insisted on his claim. (Acts 9: 3-8) Surprisingly, he also pretended to be a spokesman for Jesus and claimed that he had been sent by Jesus to teach the world (Acts 9: 3-6). (1 Thessalonians 6: 20-21) Paul refers to Barnabas, who was always convinced that he was being dragged away (Galatians 2: 2). 13. Paul gives himself the right to practice the teachings of Jesus, which are different from the teachings of Jesus, and the teachings of Jesus. (Acts 21:20; Romans 7:13) Such claims, he achieved what he wanted, in fact, he did not achieve. 11 If you turn to 1 John 4: 1 and say, “Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits, whether they are of God; He admitted that he had indeed proclaimed himself in his teaching: On the other hand, if my disobedience had caused the will of God to come forth to glorify the glory of God, why should I be in the name of God? (Romans 3: 7) 12 Matthew 5: 17-18 says, “Do not think that I came to devour the law or the prophets. I did not come to eat, but to make the Bible full of meaning. I would like to inform you that the names and lands in the S ថdh ថr ដ, if there is any withdrawal or deck in the Book of Discipline (the Old Testament) must be removed, the whole Scriptures will remain in the S រហូតដល់dh ថr. He tried to mobilize as many people as he could, whether it was against Jesus or against Jesus' teachings. In 1 Corinthians 9: 19-23, Paul confessed that his most wonderful work was to find and work hard to achieve his goal: