Featured Would Paul write what he never preached?

GE:

Of course yes; that is understood.

 

GE:

Well that you mentioned Acts 17; that is more in line with my intentions. You may call it 'agenda' if you like.

To enforce the idea, what would you say of Paul's sermon in Acts 13?!

That sermon of his must have been the most revolutionary sermon Paul ever preached! On that day, the road split for Christians and Jews!

Paul preached that sermon in the Church;

He repeated that sermon, in the Church.

That sermon dealt on the Resurrection of Christ --- its SUBSTANCE indeed!

Even certain key terms are the same ... "corruption"; "raised"; "seed"; "sleep"; "law"; "eternal life"-"immortality".

Paul uses preacher's language in 1Corinthians 15,
"I declare unto you the Gospel"

He says it verbatim: "... the Gospel which I preached";

He addresses the 'readers' as if they are the Congregation: "... unto YOU I declare ...".

He speaks rather than writes, "So we preach, and so you believe."

He talks to his Congregation: "How say some among you>"

He addresses the people as were they listening before him: "Awake to righteousness ...!

"Now this I _say_, BRETHREN ..."

This theme was Paul's most familiar; he could in fact not open his mouth, or preach this sermon, and always to an audience he considered the CHURCH.

Paul actually speaks for the Congregation, as the Congregation, "As _we_ have borne the image of the earthy [body], _we_ shall also bear the image of the heavenly [Body] ..._we_ shall ALL, be changed."

I have NO doubt Paul practically, PREACHED 1 Corinthians 15 as his SERMON, TO THE ASSEMBLY, IN CONGREGATION, WHEREVER. Then afterward he wrote its message to the Congregations in his Letter.

And this message again was read AS PAUL'S SERMON, TO THE ASSEMBLIES, IN CONGREGATION, WHEREVER.

 

GE:


I catch the drift ... especially of your last remark. But nothing disturbs me, lady; nothing.

In fact, thanks very much, you are reacting exactly the way and the direction I wanted this conversation to go. The detail is working itself out of my 'hidden agenda', step by step. Very, very, nice!

You said,
“If I misunderstood your point I apologize.”
Please do not apologize. I did not want you to understand my point … NOT YET! But remember your own words, dear lady. I wonder if you are going to swallow them later on with the same delight you have uttered them. I really did not expect things to go my way so smoothly and precisely ...

Down to business then ... time to stop wasting the precious time God's given us on such silliness …

You said,
"Paul preached the theme of the death, burial, resurrection of Jesus in each of his sermons …” – “… EACH of his sermons”;

You said,
“If you were asking if he preached that theme or text, then the answer is a definitive yes.”
Yes, that is what I asked, and thank you for your “definitive yes”.
Here’s my point so long. Your ‘Yes’, is not ‘definitive’ enough.

You said,
“I believe that was the theme of his entire ministry...” – “… ENTIRE ministry…”
Al right, that is confirming what you have said just now, “Paul preached the theme of the death, burial, resurrection of Jesus in each of his sermons …”

You said,
“That is … what Christ did for him … [and] why Paul's ministry example is so important.” I assume, to us as for the whole Church of all time …? Is it true?

You said,
“While he dealt with problems in the church and helped guide the church structure his main ministry was in growing and strengthening believers and leading the lost to salvation."
I assume you mean “his main ministry was in growing and strengthening believers and leading the lost to salvation” by his “theme of …” and preaching, “… the death, burial, resurrection of Jesus” … in “EACH of his sermons” … during “his ENTIRE ministry”.
Right?
Beautiful!

Thanks so far ... again.

 

GE:

Exactly!

And if you are in Paul's apostle's shoes, you with your writing and preaching
1) 'deal with problems in the church' and
2) 'help guide the church structure'
because your 'main ministry is in
3) 'growing and strengthening believers' and
4) ‘leading the lost to salvation',
like our diamond lady has said so well.

 

GE:

Thanks Billy. Without one at least of your ununderstandable remarks, no discussion on BaptistBoard would be complete.

 

... makes two of us ...