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3. Paul (died ca. 65). | Christian History Institute


Christian History Institute's "In Context" explains why Paul wrote his quotable saying, "Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am nothing."

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Topics: Love, Christian History Institute, Paul, Quotes, Apostle Paul, In Context, St. Paul
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2 Comments

  1. Anonymous says:

    paul referred himself as chief of sinners

  2. Andy says:

    He did indeed–it’s pretty significant that Paul, considered one of the greatest leaders and shapers of the Christian church, considered himself not only a sinner, but a wretched sinner at that! His brutal honesty with himself is something we should all imitate in our own lives. Even with his great work on behalf of the church, Paul still needed Jesus Christ.

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