What statement did Paul make concerning his faith and manner of worship?
Answer
"But this I confess unto thee, that after the way which they call heresy, so worship I the God of my fathers,
believing all things which are written in the law and in the prophets." Acts 24: 14.
NOTE - The charges against Stephen and Paul were not based upon any violation of the moral
law, but upon their teaching concerning the ceremonial law; and Paul's admission that he was guilty of
what they called heresy meant simply that he differed from them as to the obligation to observe any longer
the precepts of the law which was imposed upon them "until the time of reformation." The simple fact that
such charges were preferred against these able exponents and teachers of the gospel shows that in their
view the ceremonial law had been abolished by the death of Christ.
For what purpose was Christ manifested?
In receiving the Son what do we have in Him?
What charge did Jesus bring against the Pharisees?
For whom did Christ suffer all these things?
For what is it profitable?
18. What is said of those who live to see the deliverance from modern Babylon, and the restoration of the true gospel?
To whom was the book dedicated?
Questions & Answers are from the book Bible Readings for the Home Circle