Paul the Apostle in the Bible as a Chosen Vessel

Paul the Apostle

Paul the apostle in the bible was a chosen vessel of God to preach the word of God for the salvation of the Gentiles. Paul as an Apostle of Gentiles and all people who are not Israelite in flesh are called Gentile and the Apostle Paul was in charge of that duty unlike to the other Apostles in the Bible, those their duty are for Israelite but some epistles of the Apostles have universal application which means those books might useful for all humanity without disregarding the races throughout the world but some especially to the books of the prophets on the Old Testament have application within the boundary of the particular races especially for Israelite. 

The history of Apostle in the bible was a persecutor of the brethren of the Lord Jesus Christ in the church of God and he was the one who voted to kill the Stephen by stone. When he was not yet an Apostle of Christ, he was the responsible of oppression of some brethren in the church but when he became Apostle of God; he was subjected under the oppression like what he had done before that made by the people those who are loyal in his former religion.

Since he was the former persecutor of the brethren of the Lord Jesus Christ as wisdom of God and the word of God; this type of act was changed when he was called by the Lord Jesus Christ to become His apostle.

That called was the responsible why he was ascended in the heaven and was taught by the Lord Jesus Christ within three days and that man heard words that should not speak by the people who live on the earth.

After three days on the third heaven and after the preaching of the Lord Jesus Christ in this Apostle; he was waked – up by the aid of one person and after all those incidents; no one on the Apostles knew that this man is an Apostle.

There were many years after that this man was acknowledged by some Apostles due to they have no idea about this man. Even the members of the church talked about him that according to them, "that this man was a former persecutor." The apostle Paul admitted those incidents that he mentioned to his epistle on the Galitians 1:13.

This Apostle compare to the other Apostles had more epistles for the brethren of the Lord Jesus Christ and the next Apostle that had more epistles compare to the other was the Apostle John.

These are the books on the bible that made by Apostle Paul for the brethren of the Lord Jesus Christ.

1. Romans

2. 1^st Corinthians

3. 2^nd Corinthians

4. Hebrews

5. Philemon

6. Titus

7. 1^st Timothy

8. 2^nd Timothy

9. 1^st Thessalonians

10. 2^nd Thessalonians

11. Colossians

12. Philippians

13. Ephesians

14. Galatians

Thos are the books that written by Apostle Paul; some books of the Apostle Paul was made through dictation by him to the writer.

Here are the lengths of the books that written by Apostle Paul.

• The book of the Romans has length of 16 chapters and 27 verses.
• The length of the 1^st Corinthians has 16 chapters and 24 verses on the very last part of the chapter.
• The length of the book of 2^nd Corinthians has 13 chapters and 14 verses.
• The book of Romans has lengths of 16 chapters and 27 verses.
• The epistle of Apostle Paul in the Hebrews has length of 13 chapters and with the length of 25 verses.
• This book or this epistle of Apostle Paul for the Philemon as the real brother in the Lord Jesus Christ in the church of God has only one chapter and with only 25 verses.
• The book of Titus from Apostle Paul has length of 3 chapters and with 15 verses.
• The 1^st Timothy from the Apostle of the Gentiles has 3 chapters and with 15 verses only.
• 2^nd Timothy is the next book that written by Apostle Paul for him and this book has length of 4 chapters and with only 22 verses.
• 1^st Thessalonians is the first epistle of Apostle Paul in the brethren in that church and this book has 5 chapters and 28 verses.
• 2^nd Thessalonians as the second book for this people from the Apostle of Gentiles has 3 chapters and has 18 verses only.
• Colossians has 4 chapters and with 18 verses.
• The book of Philippians has only 23 verses on the 4 chapters.
• Ephesians has only 24 verses on the chapter 6 as the maximum length of the Holy Scriptures.
• Galatians has only 18 verses on the last part of the 6 chapters.

Those all the lengths of chapters and verses of all books of the Apostle Paul on the New Testament in the bible and remember, there was no book or the epistle of Apostle Paul on the Old Testament.