If that opinion is paul somehow contradicted CHRIST , then the opinion was a bad one .
I know full grown false teachers in the socalled be a jew movement that call paul as erroneous . BOY do they gots some learningto do .
I have seen the other side try and call james epistel as though it do not apply to the church .
BOY i gots to say they dead wrong too . EVERY LETTER WRITTEN agreed COMPLETELY with JESUS
and Each ones letter . IF we seem to see a contradiction , ITS THE WE who are not understanding
THIS usually occurs from a lack of loving on every word written n the bible and a love for men who twist it
No,it isn't a "bad one". It is an informed one from having read scripture.
The letters of a Roman citizen and Pharisee, a man who never met the living Jesus,never heard Him preach, occupies the majority of the new testament.
While the accounts of Jesus and his ministry occupy but a few books.
All of which arrives as that what was compiled over decades under the auspices of councils convened by the authority of a government , Roman, that executed God arrived in the flesh.
Only to then erect a church to his name. And then create it's government, Pope and
College of Cardinals, in the image and likeness of the office of Caesar and the Roman Senate.
Jesus ascended bodily,a glorified body, not as a light.
Paul presumes to tell you Jesus sent him to minister to the gentiles.
Jesus directed Peter to do this. All His Apostles were charged with their Great Commission to the world. Where they would encounter Gentiles.
Jesus told His Apostles to Baptize people, and why.
Paul said Jesus did not send him to Baptize.
But he sent him to preach the Gospel?
At least 11 times Paul identified his teaching as his gospel. Being a Pharisee he knew the importance of the Mikvah,which is what Baptism is derived from.
Paul cursed,"let them be anathema", anyone bringing a different gospel than his.
That would mean all the other Apostles who would arrive later with the Gospel Christ gave them to teach.
Paul speaking of his own nature in his own letters tells us,even he knew his dark heart told him he was not in Christ.
Jesus forewarned of Saul/Paul. And in Revelation even reminded us of the Apostle that in trial was proven a liar.
That wasn't Judas. That was Saul.
Paul does not save. Jesus does.