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 1 1,2 |     evangelist, he is primarily an apostle, whereas Matthew is preeminently
 2 1,2 |          two terms, evangelist and apostle, were closely related. As
 3 1,2 |        were closely related. As an apostle he was called and sent out
 4 1,3 |        lifts up the example of the Apostle Peter speaking with great
 5 1,3 |          13).[24]~ But what of the Apostle Paul? Was he unlearned,
 6 2,2 |          the emphasis of the great Apostle Paul..~ Here is a medley
 7 2,2 |        death and resurrection. The Apostle Paul is a firm witness of
 8 2,2 |            of the Lord. Surely the Apostle Paul did not view the Lord'
 9 2,3 | application. Chrysostom’s favorite apostle was Saint Paul in praise
10 2,3 |          The model preacher is the Apostle Paul whose proclamation
11 2,4 |            Evangelist John and the Apostle Paul, Saint Symeon proclaimed
12 3,4 |   conducted his ministry the great Apostle was aflame with the evangelical
13 3,4 |         receive the good news. The Apostle uses the imagery of the
14 4,2 |          was an issue to which the Apostle Paul devoted concentrated
15 4,2 |        death and resurrection. The Apostle Paul, “a Hebrew of Hebrews” (
16 4,3 |     aspects of ecclesial life. The Apostle Paul viewed his missionary
17 5,2 |           example of prayer is the Apostle Paul, the most successful
18 5,5 |           Spirit. According to the Apostle Paul, the new covenant in
19 6,1 |        Echoing the language of the Apostle Paul, Saint Silouan touches
20 8,1 |       pastoral capacity. The great Apostle epitomizes the dramatic
21 8,2 |            was so immense that the Apostle came to view all other values,
22 8,3 |        Jews and Gentiles which the Apostle understands as the revelation
23 8,3 |        Romans (chaps 1-3) that the Apostle presents a christocentric
24 8,3 |          the Jewish people. To the Apostle, this fact presents a painful
25 8,3 |          of the New Testament, the Apostle holds to the fundamental
26 8,3 |     Without mincing his words, the Apostle holds that in the new stage
27 8,3 |         Earlier in Romans 9-11 the Apostle states that they are not
28 8,3 |         and Gentiles with whom the Apostle himself identifies using
29 8,3 |             me genoito!), says the Apostle, for otherwise the faithfulness
30 8,3 |           9:3). These words of the Apostle, as well as similar words
31 8,3 |           were often to forget the Apostle's admonitions. Without any
32 8,3 |      experience of Christ gave the Apostle and the early Church a new
33 8,3 |           Acts 6:13,-14; 8:1). The Apostle Paul, erstwhile zealous
34 8,3 |          Gal. 4:10; 5:2), what the Apostle describes as “Judaizing”
35 8,3 |         exhortations. Although the Apostle does not explicitly make
36 8,3 |     theologizes about the Law, the Apostle conceives of it in its totality
37 8,3 |          synagogues.~ However, the Apostle Paul and others like him
38 8,3 |            identity in Christ. The Apostle was not of course opposed
39 8,4 |            Christians in Rome, the Apostle Paul writes that, “I am
40 8,4 |        With these words, the great Apostle seems at first blush to
41 8,4 |        barbarian is concerned, the Apostle would classify himself not
42 8,4 |            the Jewish customs. The Apostle Paul who calls himself “
43 8,4 |       Gentiles (Gal. 1:15-16). The Apostle contends for “the Gospel
44 8,4 |    Elsewhere he names himself “the Apostle to the Gentiles” (Rom. 11:
45 8,4 |        acted in Saint Paul for the Apostle himself had said that he
46 8,4 |          Gentiles as defiling, the Apostle would indeed be highly conscious
47 8,4 |        pastoral flexibility is the Apostle's long discussion on idol
48 8,4 |      offered to pagan deities? The Apostle answers yes, agreeing with
49 8,4 |            says. Nevertheless, the Apostle pastorally sides with the “
50 8,4 |          is raised (10:27-29). The Apostle's last words on the subject
51 8,4 |           we were reading the same Apostle Paul, the same Clement of
52 9,1 |         Christ” (Phil. 3:7-8). The Apostle applied these words not
53 9,3 |   exemplary servant of Christ. The Apostle Paul was a Pharisee, and
54 9,3 |         his courageous stance, the Apostle was himself persecuted by
55 9,3 |          us the greatest pain. The Apostle’s great sufferings brought
56 9,3 |           2 Corinthians, the great Apostle tells us that Christ had
57 11,4|           other way! Certainly the Apostle Paul, a Hebrew of Hebrews (
58 11,4|          to the admonitions of the Apostle Paul (Rom. 11:13-21).~ For
59 11,4|           it is true that, for the Apostle, the unbelieving Jews are
60 11,4|            17; 4:22). Although the Apostle advocated freedom from the
61 11,4|          21; cf. 6:7). Overall the Apostle Paul seems to distinguish
62 11,4|         election” according to the Apostle Paul and certainly according
63 11,4|        questioned according to the Apostle.~ ~  [145]. For Jewish and