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Originally Posted by Falla39
There is always the possiblity that Saul of Tarsus' wife became a believer
and was one of those whose death Saul consented to. One thing for sure,
Paul sure seemed to know a lot about women.
Just some thoughts,
Blessings,
Falla39
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Just think if Saul of Tarsus was married and his wife became a believer.
If he was so zealous against the church, wouldn't he be against his wife if
she had become part of it! If she was imprisoned, but not dead, he would
have had her back after his conversion. But if she was killed, do you not
think it would have been grievous to him after his conversion. And having
been married, it would have been very difficult for him to be around women,
knowing what he had done, and the messenger of satan buffeted him every
time he became lonely. Did the messenger of satan try to get him to sin.
Hey, don't tell me satan didn't want him back!!
Now I don't know that that is what happened but just think with that in
mind. Paul sure knew a lot about women as has been said before. Where
did he get the knowledge to teach young Timothy and Titus about women
and men! He had taken notice that Timothy's mother and grandmother had
faith and he felt that young Timothy had the same faith. Timothy's dad was
not a believer. He was also a Greek! The women taught him (grandmother
and mother).
Just some thoughts!
Blessings,
Falla39