The Apostle Paul a Sketch of His Doctrine
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For all that Luke says, Paul himself may not even have set foot in Jerusalem. ] INTRODUCTION. Ig exactly the date of his conversion, we must find out from what point he himself reckons these fourteen years. In our opinion, there is no room for doubt. The adverb irakiv (Gal. Ii. I), showing that Paul was accounting for his visits to the Holy City ; the pre- position Bta which he uses here (instead of /-tera, which we find in i. 18), indicating the time during which he affirms that he had not set... foot in Jerusalem, prove beyond a doubt that the terminus a quo of the number fourteen is his first journey, previously men- tioned (Gal. I. 1 8), not the event of his conversion. To obtain the date of the latter, then, we must add the fourteen years spent in Syria and Cilicia to the three years previously spent in Arabia, or at Damascus. Paul, therefore, had been a Christian seventeen years when he came to attend the conference at Jerusalem in 51 or 52; and this carries back the date of his conversion to the year 35 A.
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For all that Luke says, Paul himself may not even have set foot in Jerusalem. ] INTRODUCTION. Ig exactly the date of his conversion, we must find out from what point he himself reckons these fourteen years. In our opinion, there is no room for doubt. The adverb irakiv (Gal. Ii. I), showing that Paul was accounting for his visits to the Holy City ; the pre- position Bta which he uses here (instead of /-tera, which we find in i. 18), indicating the time during which he affirms that he had not set... foot in Jerusalem, prove beyond a doubt that the terminus a quo of the number fourteen is his first journey, previously men- tioned (Gal. I. 1 8), not the event of his conversion. To obtain the date of the latter, then, we must add the fourteen years spent in Syria and Cilicia to the three years previously spent in Arabia, or at Damascus. Paul, therefore, had been a Christian seventeen years when he came to attend the conference at Jerusalem in 51 or 52; and this carries back the date of his conversion to the year 35 A.
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