Regarding 2 Timothy 4 v1 who gave Paul the authority to make such a charge?

Those are the kinds of things that any motivational speaker of today might say to encourage others to action. S idea was to get people to talk about the teachings of a specific Rabbi, named Jesus. It's no big deal, unless you're a religious zealot, in which case it's an excuse for you to go out and annoy everyone else Christian viewpoint Paul had encountered Jesus face-to-face after s (Jesus') resurrection, as shown in Acts.

Thus, he was considered an apostle, or one who had seen the Christ face-to-face. He was also the one who trained Timothy for his current position. Thus, his charge or urging mentioned here was one of Paul's authority as teacher to student I beg to disagree Paul never met Jesus "face-to-face."

He allegedly met Jesus in a vision when he fell down. Maybe from epilepsy attack? And Paul's narration of his meeting with Jesus in the Book of Acts are so full of inconsistencies to be believable.

Therefore his authority as an apostle is invalid. Unless of course he proclaimed himself an apostle. But, does self proclamation makes one an apostle?433 Did Paul's companions see Jesus?

Acts: They did not. "The men which journeyed with him stood speechless, hearing a voice, but seeing no man" (ix, 7) This shows that Jesus' alleged appearance to Paul was an imaginary and not a real appearance 434 The author of Acts says that his companions heard a voice. Is this true?

Paul: "They that were with me ... heard not the voice"(Acts xxii, 9) Answer We are also told of the young Saul that he was implicated, to some extent, in the death of the martyr Stephen. The people who gave false evidence against Stephen, we are told, and who also took the leading part in the stoning of their innocent victim, 'laid their coats at the feet of a young man named Saul'. The death of Stephen is described, and it is added, 'And Saul was among those who approved of his murder' (Acts 8:1).

How much truth is there in this detail? Is it to be regarded as historical fact or as dramatic embellishment, emphasizing the contrast between Paul before and after conversion? The death of Stephen is itself an episode that requires searching analysis, since it is full of problems and contradictions.

Until we have a better idea of why and by whom Stephen was killed and what were the views for which he died, we can only note the alleged implication of Saul in the matter as a subject for further investigation Another Christian viewpoint 2 Corinthians 10:8 For even if I should boast somewhat more about our authority, which the Lord gave us for edification and not for your destruction, I shall not be ashamed Seach the scriptures the bible said. And I believe the bible and it's total authority given to Saul with instructions to wait for Ananias to give him sight (knowledge), ect.

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