@natalieturner664
Peter did not reject Paul, the disciples accepted the truth that Paul was sent by God the Father and Jesus.
@andrewe7298
Some people are looking for truth and some people are looking for their truth.
@TestifyApologetics
Clinton tried to say it’s historically impossible that Paul, a Pharisee, got letters from the high priest, a Sadducee. But after a reminder from a friend, turns out if he had read Josephus, Clinton would see that falls apart. Life 62: "I wrote to the Sanhedrin at Jerusalem and required their direction..." Josephus was a Pharisee. Sanhedrin? Mostly Sadducees. No problem. Also Life 21: "I abode among the high priests and the chief of the Pharisees." Sadducees and Pharisees worked together when it benefited them. Clinton is factually wrong.
@BeyondTheQuran
Muslims will so often attack Paul, but I know how valuable his story is, let alone his work. Often, when I sin against God and ask for forgiveness, I dont feel like I deserve it. Then I think of Pauls story and I'm reminded how God is so loving and forgiving and is always willing to comfort his children. God bless you for your work!
@TexasHoosier3118
Paul did many miracles, that puts him well ahead of No Miracle Muhammad
@alexanderchandy5198
Angel was depressed after he e met Muhammad …
@bornagainbach2731
"Muhammad's revelation doesn't contradict everything we know about history". Really??? He supposedly received these revelations in Mecca starting in 610AD. Yet no one can find any trace of Mecca from the 7th century, as it was uninhabited barren desert without water and without civilization. First time the name "Mecca" appears on a map is 741 AD. But this location is in the wrong place - modern day Turkey! The first time Mecca appears on a map in the correct place is the 10th century, around 300 years after Muhammad supposedly lived there. Everything about Muhammad's story contradicts what we know about history!
@BinDirectory
the ironic thing is that they will say the gospels were corrupted and yet they always assume Paul’s writings weren’t changed. They always blame Paul but you never see any of them blaming Peter.
@lovablelioh9685
Much love from Tanzania🇹🇿
@mo_53_married_aisha_6
I often ask Muslims; "Do you mean the Paul that Allah sent as one of three messengers to Antioch according to Islamic sources?😳
@legenieduturfu8848
What makes me laugh every single time, is muslims saying there is no historical evidence for the existence of Mecca before the th century, let alone accounts of the life of Muhammad and his existence, let alone the evidence of the Kaaba before the 7th century.
@terrellewis8787
I love Paul because the apostles accepted him and the fact that Peter acknowledges him in 2 Peter
@Hif-c5n
Yes Mohammad’s encounter in the cave is uniquely…awful.
@TR13400
That demon put hands on mohammed
@Orthodoxist_Proud_Infidel
I believe pauls encounter had to be a bit more "extreme" than others cuz his hatred for Christians was extreme and in order to get him to change his extreme ways, some equally or more extreme had to physically happen to him to convince him. Plus Christ had a pretty extreme ministry plan for him aswell.
@dallasm.holman4118
Glory!!! After so much struggles I now own a new house with an influx of $155,000.00 every month God has kept to his words, my family is happy again everything is finally falling into place. God bless America.....
@jonahthrane812
He makes an immediate mistake. Paul never claimed to be a prophet, only that he saw Jesus. He isn't a prophet, he's an apostle.
@eurasialove
“…Or is he getting DOG WALKED” Avery😂
@CeleriaRosencroix
18:10 I would just like to add in that crucifixion just wouldn't make economic sense for Egypt to develop, given they would have had to have been the first group to crucify, if in fact the Quran were correct on this historical claim. Trees were incredibly rare and valuable in Egypt, because it was located in a desert and used its fertile land almost exclusively to raise crops that could be grown swiftly and repeatedly in the regular floods of the Nile. Trees take far longer than this to dry, and are highly vulnerable in Egypt. It's not that they have none growing there, mind you; rather, wood was simply scarce enough that it was like a precious metal. Why would you be using something like that for an execution? It would make the object ritually unclean and therefore not viable for what they most often used wood for, which is religious objects and caskets.
@MultiSky7