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::Second, Peter denied Christ three times and then had godly sorrow and repented unlike Judas who merely had regret. Paul never denied Christ once after his conversion.
::Second, Peter denied Christ three times and then had godly sorrow and repented unlike Judas who merely had regret. Paul never denied Christ once after his conversion.
::Third, nobody in the first century Christendom can match the zeal of all out Paul nor can they match his accomplishments (number of churches planted in cities, writer of more books of the New Testament, etc). Again, James said, I will show you my faith by my works and true faith has works. Faith without works is dead. Nobody in first century Christendom surpassed the zeal of Paul in the amount of works performed.
::Third, nobody in the first century Christendom can match the zeal of all out Paul nor can they match his accomplishments (number of churches planted in cities, writer of more books of the New Testament, etc). Again, James said, I will show you my faith by my works and true faith has works. Faith without works is dead. Nobody in first century Christendom surpassed the zeal of Paul in the amount of works performed. For example, see: 2 Corinthians 11: 23-29.
::Fourth, you are incorrect about Paul never being involved in a healing. For example, Paul was involved in the supernatural curing of Publius' father of a serious fever on the Island of Malta (Acts 28:7-10). By the way, I realize that God does the healing and Paul was only a vessel that God used.
::Fourth, you are incorrect about Paul never being involved in a healing. For example, Paul was involved in the supernatural curing of Publius' father of a serious fever on the Island of Malta (Acts 28:7-10). By the way, I realize that God does the healing and Paul was only a vessel that God used.
::At the same time, Paul recognized that he was a servant of Christ and he did not want people to follow him (or Peter) but rather he wanted them to follow Christ (1 Corinthians 1:12-15). [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] 03:24, 4 July 2013 (EDT)
::At the same time, Paul recognized that he was a servant of Christ and he did not want people to follow him (or Peter) but rather he wanted them to follow Christ (1 Corinthians 1:12-15). [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] 03:24, 4 July 2013 (EDT)