The Pharisee Saul of Tarsus (Apostle Paul) Baptism in the name of Jesus (Acts 2

"This writing is clear and precise. There can be no doubt that Israel believed in one God, not a three separate person triune deity. The early Apostolic church also believed that Jesus was the mighty God manifest in the flesh. The conversion of Saul of Tarsus did not change him from a strict Pharisee who believed in one God to a Christ believer who worshiped a trinity. Instead, Paul the Apostle met the Lord Jehovah on the road to Damascus and heard Jehovah clearly say, "I Am Jesus!" When we get to Heaven there will be One sitting on the throne!"

Rev. Paul Graham
Senior Pastor, St. Laurent United Pentecostal Church
Montreal, Quebec, Canada

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Rev. John Hemus
Senior Pastor, The Apostolic Church of Liverpool
U.K. Missions, District Superintendent (UPC GB&I)
England, United Kingdom