05 Paul's Journey to Rome 

What the fuck

Thank you! You too!

Thank you very much.

Isuchy quaich Where do you think the illustrators of your Bible got the idea for the images? There is something remarkable about what exactly?

Yep. It really almost makes this fictional character seem realistic, almost.

Now that would be great. Lots of questions.

I'm still learning how to do this. Thanks.

I redid the video to change this. Thank you

You are right. Of course, if you talk to someone from Spain, they will tell you where Paul, not only got to Spain, but where he went in Spain! Though there is no evidence.

Paul was imprisoned in Rome at a time when South East England had been taken by Rome but the Welsh Silures under Caradoc (renamed Caractacus) fought so furiously that the Romans accepted a truce. He had children Linus and Gladys (Celtic for “Princess”, renamed Claudia) who is said to have married Roman Senator Rufus Pudens (see comments below), related to Paul, “Salute Rufus chosen in the Lord, and his mother and mine” Romans 16:13 (see also 2 Tim.4:21). Jesus said of him: “he is a chosen vessel unto me, to bear my name before the Gentiles, and kings, and the children of Israel” (Acts 9:15). At that time, many Israelites were in the British Isles and northern Spain (as predicted in prophecy). In his History of the Apostles, Capellus wrote, “I scarcely know of one author, from the times of the Fathers downwards, who does not maintain that St. Paul, after his liberation, preached in every country in Western Europe, Britain included.”

Don Fanning Since when has evidence been necessary for biblical beliefs?

Someone should write one. The existing writings of "Paul" are fiction, so what's one more fictional writing of "Paul"?

Ken King, evidence is antithetical to biblical beliefs.

As a kid, I thought it was the Philippines.

Jk😅

I am not sure. We live in Florida but most of the Fannings were in the Kansas-Texas line. I do not know her however.

Not that I know of.