If you go ** you do not have permission to see this link **, and click “create new map,” you can make a google map with as many pins (no route) as you like; you can even add descriptions to the pins (like if you wanted to add a reference to the place that Paul mentions going to the city).
You can also color code the pins, for example, to distinguish places that Paul says he plans to go from places he says he has actually been.
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Hi, Fluminense. You have to be very unlucky to start Your personal forum trip with this topic.
The church in Jerusalem, like everyone else, found out about Paul’s letters after 100 CE. It’s just a shame that there is no evidence of any church in Jerusalem or Antioch or Ephesus or Rome before 94 CE. Because the churches in Paul’s letters evaporated before the letters reached the first readers like Luke or Marcion. The narrative of Die Leiden des jungen Werthers is more real than Paul’s Undique veni, omnia vidi, omnia ad infernum.. The providers of mass content are always marketing thugs focused on their own goals, treating the masses of recipients as a source of revenue and market power for their own projects.
@Jarek
2 Peter 3:15-16 as it says, they would’ve known about Paul’s letters before the 2nd century, and before the 70AD (Jerusalem) Temple destruction.
If we’re contemplating what is a forgery or not, then anything is possible. There was a war going on and lots of evidence would’ve been destroyed in the war.
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