The greatest deception doesn't even seem to be flat earth or timeline corruption, but that an antichrist followed the coat tails of Christ and pretended to preach of him, and the whole world wonders after this Saul of Tarsis who is proclaimed only of himself.
Show me where Jesus spoke of him.
If you can find anything attributed by Jesus to be said about Paul, it will be that Paul's the deceiver and nothing else. So you will have to either admit Jesus either spoke not a word of him, or called him an antichrist if you so believe.
And yet Paul is so revered that many of you will say I speak blasphemy, but NO ONE credited Paul with apostleship except himself.
Blasphemy can only happen against things of the Holy Spirit and where has the Holy Spirit even testified of him?
Be I genetically true Semite or merely a gentile, Christ said only HE would save us by our belief IN HIM.
Paul is not mine nor anyone's savior so we are free to question him. And we should.
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Still searching sources, but so far -
In Acts 14:14, Luke wrote that Paul is an apostle:
14 Which when the apostles, Barnabas and Paul, heard of, they rent their clothes, and ran in among the people, crying out,
15 And saying, Sirs, why do ye these things? We also are men of like passions with you, and preach unto you that ye should turn from these vanities unto the living God, which made heaven, and earth, and the sea, and all things that are therein:
Yup. I know. But that's not Jesus.
Luke is a contemporary of and a companion of Paul. Perhaps deceived or a deceiver himself.
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Maybe there are books in your local library by J. Warner Wallace, that investigator:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._Warner_Wallace
it's very simple.
you only need to trust the gospels written by the actual apostles who physically walked with Jesus. Matthew was a disciple who followed Jesus until he became by chance an apostle to replace Judss. John was not only an apostle but Jesus's most beloved.
Mark, I am unsure of, and Luke came afterwards as a disciple of Paul. What more do you need to know? Luke's gospel just copues from Matthew's.
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I love that you are a good researcher and are building deep discernment!
Just a quick search about Luke, from a Christian site:
https://www.christianwebsite.com/what-was-lukes-relationship-with-jesus/
The Gospel of Luke is a source of many of Jesus’ words; so, there needs to be a balance of faith and critique.
Red letter in Luke:
https://www.jesusbelieverjd.com/the-red-letter-scriptures-of-jesus-in-luke-kjv/
There is/was a detective in LA who tried to debunk the Bible but instead became a believer. I’ll look for his work.
One of my internal responses to biblical doubt is that the creator of the universe can keep his book and his words alive on this planet. (yes, I realize that this can be questioned as well)
Luke'S Relationship With Jesus: A Close Look At Their Interactions - Christian Website
The relationship between Jesus Christ and Luke the Evangelist has fascinated scholars and Christians alike for centuries. As the author of the Gospel of Luke
https://www.christianwebsite.com/what-was-lukes-relationship-with-jesus/
Thank you so much. I appreciate your kindness.
Compare Luke to Matthew and I think you will see Luke's source.
