Which man in Christianity gave consent to Stephen's martyrdom outside of Jerusalem?Please help, theres more.

Question

>why was Stephen selected as a helper to the Apostles?
>Which man was sent by the Lord to baptize Saul in Damascus?
>Which man took Saul to the Apostles to prove to them and he was a true disciple of Christ?
>What primary group was Saul to preach the good news to?

Answer 1

It was Saul, later Paul, who approved of the stoning of Stephen. Stephen and the other deacons were chosen because the Greek speaking widows were not being served as well as the Jewish. Ananias was sent to Saul to baptize him. And Paul was sent to the Gentiles primarily.
You can read all of this in the Acts of the Apostles.

Answer 2

Saul, whose name was later changed to Paul, gave consent to the stoning of Stephen.
Stephen had been chosen to assist the Apostles because he was a man of faith and filled with the Holy Spirit.
A man named Ananias was sent to lay hands on Saul so that he would see. After something like scales dropped from his eyes, he was baptised.
Barnabas took Saul to the Apostles to prove to them that he was a true disciple of Christ.
Saul was chosen to preach to the Gentiles.

Answer 3

1: Saul gave consent. (Acts Chap. 7)
2: Stephen was chosen because he was a man full of faith and the Holy Spirit. (Acts Chap. 6)
3: Ananias was sent to baptize Saul in Damascus (Acts 9)
4: Barnabas (Acts 9)
5: The Jews first and then the Gentiles (Acts 9)

Answer 4

Im trying to wing this just for fun

Saul gave Consent

Stephen was a devout man full of the Holy Spirit.

Anninias baptised Saul

Anninias again?

Saul was to preach to the Gentiles. He started with the Elect.


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Answer 5

The man was a pharasee named Saul. After his conversion to christianity he became the Apostle Paul who wrote a large part of the new testament.