Digital ProductThe Affirmation of Saul’s Conversion
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The aftershocks of Saul’s conversion shook the world during his lifetime; but his acceptance by the early church was not immediate. Through his difficulties we are introduced to his encourager—Barnabas. Covers Acts 9:10-19.
From the series A.D.: The Revolution that Changed the World.
From the series A.D.: The Revolution that Changed the World.
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