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How many ways can we look at Paul's words? >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
- a device such as a pattern of letters, ideas, or associations that assists in remembering something.
via medieval Latin from Greek mnēmonikos, from mnēmōn ‘mindful.’
This sort of exercise is what you might expect a Christian Tutor to bring to lessons.
This sort of exercise is what you might expect a Christian Tutor to bring to lessons.
Let's just imagine the struggles and hardships that took place to produce, then distribute these letters. How were the letters protected for centuries?
Let's just imagine the struggles and hardships that took place to produce, then distribute these letters. How were the letters protected for centuries?
How do we remember the travels of Paul?
How do we remember the travels of Paul?
How do we remember the order of the books?
How do we remember the order of the books?
Let's get into his mind and into the mind of Luke (who recorded the Acts of the Apostles)... The film "Paul, Apostle of Christ" helps us get there.
Let's get into his mind and into the mind of Luke (who recorded the Acts of the Apostles)... The film "Paul, Apostle of Christ" helps us get there.
It was dusty back then.
What language did Luke write in?
How were these manuscripts saved and passed along?
The older Paul recalls his actions.
In the film, the young Saul persecuted Christians.
Luke (portrayed by Jim Caviezel) had moments of doubt..
Here is a way to remember the list of Paul's books.
How can we group the names by initial and remember the order?
Royal Cola = RC
Royal Cola = RC
General Electric = GE
General Electric = GE
Personal Computer = PC
Personal Computer = PC
TTT
TTT
pH for Acid and Based = PH
pH for Acid and Based = PH
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Royal Cola = RC >>> Romans Corinthians
General Electric = GE >>> Galatians Ephesians
Personal Computer = PC >>> Philippians Colossians
TTT >>>> go alphabetical Thessalonians Timothy Titus
pH for Acid and Based = PH >>>> Philemon Hebrews
*In modern editions, the formally anonymous Epistle to the Hebrews is placed at the end of Paul's letters and before the General epistles.
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