what are Paul's sins in the bible?

Answer 1

His sins......whenever I want to reinforce my revulsion of what Christians have done to the works and words of the gentle Rebbe, Jesus, I read Paul. I would believe Christians would think Paul's greatest sin was to write the words that make it so easy to turn away from the Christianized word of the Jewish teacher. Because it is the religion and its shouters that have been anointed as messiahs rather than the Gentle Rebbe.

Answer 2

Paul was a man and was just as susceptible to all of the sin of the flesh as any may. Paul did not consider himself better than any one else and recognized that he to was unworthy.... sin is any act that is against the Word and Will of God... Paul knew, as All of The Church knows, that it is not sin that keeps one out of Heaven... The sin debt of all has been paid by Christs Blood... do not be concerned with the sin of others... concern yourself with being in accord With God.

Answer 3

The Bible doesn't really say. Paul prays to have this "thorn taken from his side." But besides that, I'm sure he had all the sins that we have but he asked forgiveness and it was given. For some reason, "the thorn" was not taken away from him. Maybe for him to learn from it?

Answer 4

Sin = Disobedience

Answer 5

this is a very hard question to answer. in the Bible it is practically never told of puals sins (other than his acts as sual, when he pursecuted christians ect.) but after a long time in research to answer a different question, i found an answer (its so hard to find becuase its always pual describing himself). In 2nd chorinthians pual was trying to set them straight on their morals and admitts he at one piont was pridefull towards them. now this pride was barley there, but he considered himself in sin for it, thus i can say it was pretty much a sin.

Answer 6

Paul originally trusted in his own righteousness and found himself in opposition to God's work instead of along with it although he was very sincere and zealous

He very sincerely threw people in prison and thought they dissed God, but boy was he wrong

Paul was a trophy of mercy. At first he said he was least of the apostles, later in life said he was least of the saints and late in life said he was the greatest of sinners. Of course he did many things for God through grace, but was moe aware of His failings and more sensitive to them as part of grace

Answer 7

extreme persecution of the early Christians...
the Lord changed his heart, however, and he became a man of God...

Answer 8

Haven't seen any yet!!...