What was St. Paul’s original name?
Saul
Who said, “Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting Me?”
Jesus Christ
What are Paul’s letters to churches and people called?
Pauline Epistles
According to what Paul teaches in Ephesians, what/who are the Christians?
God’s children
What did Paul travel around preaching?
Salvation through Jesus Christ
What happened when Saul was on his way to Damascus?
A bright light from heaven appeared, and Christ spoke to him.
Who said, “Who are You, Lord?”
Saul
How many Pauline Epistles are in the New Testament?
14 Pauline Epistles
Which epistle talks about churches having trouble understanding the true Gospel of Christ’s Resurrection?
Galatians
What major body of water did Paul travel around while preaching?
The Mediterranean Sea
How long was Saul blind and did not eat or drink?
Three days
Who said, “Go, for he is a chosen vessel…”?
Jesus Christ
What is the first Pauline Epistle?
Romans
Which epistle teaches that Jesus’ Resurrection gives Christians new life?
1 Corinthians
Why did Paul write letters to the churches?
To stay connected with them, encourage them, and help them with problems in a Christian way.
Who did Christ send to heal Saul and baptize him?
Ananias
Who said, “Brother Saul, the Lord Jesus…has sent me…”?
Ananias
What is the last Pauline Epistle?
Hebrews
Why did Paul write another letter to the Corinthians after he left?
False teachers had convinced them that Paul was not a follower of God.
Name three cities connected to Paul in the lesson.
Philippi, Rome, Thessalonica, Ephesus, or Galatia
What happened in Saul's heart that caused him to change?
He had a change in his thinking, beliefs, and feelings
Who later said that he used to be a blasphemer and persecutor but received mercy?
Paul
What are the four other epistles we talked about?
Ephesians, Galatians, 1 Corinthians, and 2 Corinthians
What did Paul ask the Corinthians to do to people who had done wrong?
Forgive and love them
What was Paul’s main mission when he traveled from place to place?
To preach the Gospel and build up the Church.