The Old Testament was completed by the second century BCE, long before Paul lived. He did not write any books in the Old Testament.
apostle paul was very very old
Depends on what you mean by the age. the actual practice came from Judaism. But Jesus had followers that changed Judaism and made it a new religion. So around 2011 years.Paul (also known as Saul) started Christianity as we know it. He claims he was converted on the road to Damascus, probably around 50AD. This is about 15 years after Christians believe Jesus died.The Gospels were written later, and probably based on Paul's teachings. So Christianity can be dated back to around 50AD, when Paul started preaching and writing. People were already practising Christianity at the time of Paul's conversion, but they left no written records that I know of.Answer 2 Christianity as Jesus taught it was Old Testament. So to be accurate Jesus taught Judaism, but corrected those (Jews) who tried to interject what they thought or said that God wanted or expected others to believe or practice. Jesus says in Matthew 5:17 that the Old Testament is "the Law" God's Law or Torah, and that it would never become obsolete. So to accurately date the Christian religion one must include its core, Judaism. Judaism started around 2000BC. So that would make Christianity around 4000 years old. Note: Many people would regard Answer 2 as incorrect. While Jesus did come to fulfil the Jewish (Old Testament) scripture, and Christians look at this to prove the legitimacy of Christ, Christianity begins with the preaching of Jesus (when he was aged about 30) and comes into being with his public resurrection from the dead. Christ's death and resurrection are the start of Christianity - think about it - if those events did indeed happen they are the most important human event ever.
The book of Acts tells about how the apostle Paul was a young man when he started his ministry. The Bible does not give an exact age.
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Paul is one of the more significant writers of the Bible. Paul's old name was Saul before he was converted. This is irony that he is so beloved because he persecuted followers of Jesus. Paul had not actually known Jesus and he was converted on the road to Damascus. Paul wrote at least seven books of the Bible. When Paul caused a disruption in Jerusalem, he was arrested and put under 2 years of house arrest then put to death.
Saul of the Old Testament did not. Saul (Paul) of the New Testament did not see God but he heard the voice of Jesus while on the road to Damascus.
Paul came after Jesus was crucified and arose.
The Bible does give paul's age, but as he was believed to initially be in the Sanhedrin which had a minimum age of 30, if you added a couple of years for the explosive growth of the early church after Pentecost, then a couple more for his persecution and witchunting of Christians up to the time of his conversion on the road to Damascus, that would make Paul about 35.
The New Testament never provides a specific age for Saul (Paul). It states that he was a "young man" when introducing him in Acts 7:58, and his journey to Damascus took place not long after.
He was on a journey to the city of Damascus. Acts Chapter 9, verse 3 says "he came near Damascus" when a light shone around him. After being blinded, he went to Damascus to be healed by Ananias and Paul stayed with him. Later, he went away to Tarsus(I believe) for a few years.
There were a lot of unbelievers in Damascus in Bible days, and many adversaries came from there to challenge the children of Israel. There are 56 references to Damascus from the Old and New Testaments
Depends on how old it is. Depends on how old it is.
Damascus is the capital city of Syria. History of Damascus dates back to 965 BC when Ezron the King of Aram-Zobah conquered Damascus. However, carbon dating has place the oldest artifacts in the area to around 6300 BC.
Damascus is the oldest city in the world.
Damascus, Syria is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, with a history dating back around 11,000 years. It is difficult to pinpoint an exact age for Damascus, but archaeological evidence suggests its ancient roots.
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