The New Testament letters reveal the unity of the Gospel message through shared themes like salvation by grace, justification through faith, and the call to holiness. Anchored in the centrality of Christ, these letters provide timeless guidance for believers, shaping doctrine and inspiring godly living.
The Apostle Paul was born to a Jewish family who possessed Roman citizenship in the City of Tarsus, the capital of the Roman province of Cilicia (modern-day Turkey) and was given the name of Saul. Some years later his family relocated to Jerusalem and he was raised as a Pharisee and studied under the famous Rabbi Gamaliel. Words: 2640 / Time to read: 14 minutes Gamaliel was respected and convinced the members of the Sanhedrin to refrain from putting to death the disciples of Christ warning that they may be “fighting against God” (Acts 5:33-39). His successful influence shows the respect…