The Life of the Apostle Paul: 200 Key Facts at a Glance

The Life of the Apostle Paul pamphlet consists of hundreds of fascinating facts revealed through concise descriptions, colorful maps of his journeys, a time line of recorded life events, his letters and their messages, and much more. Beginning with his birth in the year AD 5 (approximately) and continuing through his death in AD 64 or 68, this bestselling pamphlet is an excellent study on its own or a helpful supplement to any study of Paul’s epistles. The pamphlet is attractive with a glossy finish. Size: 8.5"x 5.5" unfolds to 33" long. Fits inside most Bible covers.   What happened from the time Paul was a Pharisee persecuting Christians to the time he was beheaded for his faith? The answers to these questions and many others are found in The Life of the Apostle Paul, a comprehensive yet easy-to-use glossy 12-panel pamphlet. Pastors and teachers will find it easy to present:

• Background on Paul’s (Saul’s) education and Damascus Road conversion
• Maps of Paul’s well-documented missionary journeys
• His writings to key churches and individuals

The pamphlet also reveals the many hardships Paul suffered on behalf of the Gospels, for example, having been:

• Under arrest for two years without a trial
• Bitten by a snake
• Stoned

Pastors and missions leaders may want to purchase a copy of this pamphlet for each church member.

The Life of the Apostle Paul pamphlet is a wonderful way for teachers to present the remarkable life of Paul. The pamphlet includes:

• A timeline of key life and ministry events
• Maps of his three missionary journeys that covered approximately seven years, collectively, as well as—
  • The names of those who traveled with him, such as Barnabas, John Mark, Luke, Timothy, Priscilla and Aquila, among others
  • The main routes and approximate miles traveled on each venture
  • A chart of Paul’s writings including
    • The name of each letter and a key verse of each letter
      • Paul’s letters: Galatians, 1 Thessalonians, 2 Thessalonians, 1 Corinthians, 2 Corinthians, Romans, Ephesians, Colossians, Philemon, Philippians, 1 Timothy, Titus, 2 Timothy
      To whom the letters were written Where they were written When they were written And the theme of each letter
      • Scriptures on the “thorn” in Paul’s flesh
      Paul’s key teachings include topics on sin; justification; church leadership; marriage and singleness; and prayer, to name a few.