Scott Hahn - Saint Paul: Persecutor to Apostle

Did St. Paul truly convert? Dr. Scott Hahn discusses how the apostle's conversion wasn't like converting from atheism to faith, or from Protestantism to Catholicism, but it was a much more profound progress from the Old Covenant to the New.
To learn more, visit stpaulcenter.com

[@precypalad3177]

thank you so much.. hope more people can watch this and be inspired. St. Paul, pray for us..

[@jeevantauro4562]

Gracias Doctor Han! El Alegria escuchrle! Very informative and inspiring! My is my favorite hero too! and who's not? Viva Garcia!

[@anthtan]

Amen! This was wonderful. Thank you!

[@catholicrenewed6928]

Such a great interview by Scott Hahn.

[@gilbertgarrido297]

Dr Hahn is our Paul in similar ways for these generations alive today.

[@richardsmith7322]

Amen my brother and God Bless everyone ❤☝

[@magnopereira338]

Thanks for the explanation.

[@superrjc154]

the truth .... beautiful reality beautiful love beautiful God...

[@goldedwin5715]

Thank you for understanding

[@frederickanderson1860]

Even the epistles of peter have been disputed and Paul has been debated for centuries. Theological intellectual debates just go on forever. This guy even goes far to say Mary is the ark of the covenant and the woman of revelation chapter 12 just unbelievable how they can manipulate scripture in very convincing ways.

[@olgamoorecardona428]

I want to learn more

[@zvonimirtosic6171]

St Paul called himself a Jew when he was describing himself a persecutor of Christ's followers. But he wrote he was an Israelite of the tribe of Benjamin, therefore not technically a Jew (of the tribe of Juda). He and others possessed, what could be described today, citizenship of Judea, and that is why we could call him 'a Judah' or simpler, a Jew. But he notes he, despite being an Israelite, behaved like a Jew, which is, without regard for others. Being an Israelite in that time and being a Jew was not same, as it was a fashion of average to militant Jews to expropriate the name of Israel's heritage only for themselves, and exclude all others, especially Gentiles, to the level of inexplicable hatred. After conversion St Paul was similarly hated by the Jews when he said no to his support of Judea's politics and social schemes run by pharisees and the powerful clique. He was once part of that mess, but not anymore.

[@belialuedke1880]

good.

[@aumoccbei3197]

wow

[@MsHburnett]

Risen is series on Netflix's. Paul saul is welll acted I'm not sure how biblically accurate the series is any comment Dr Hahn please

[@edmachi]

can someone please identify the painting that appears at 1:33. Thanks

[@edmachi]

Domenico Beccafumi. Got it. Thanks

[@Gypsy_jibjab]

How does Jesus claim to be God when he stated he is the Son of God? Get your facts straight. Smh.

[@gvire]

John 1:1 In the beginning was the WORD (Jesus) and the WORD WAS WITH GOD and the WORD WAS GOD. John 1:14 And the WORD became FLESH and lived among us, and we have seen his glory, the glory as of a father’s only son, full of grace and truth. John 10:30 I and the father are ONE John 20:28 Thomas answered him (Jesus), “MY LORD AND MY GOD!” If Jesus wasn’t God, he would’ve told Thomas not to worship him for he isn’t God. But he acknowledged Thomas’ words And while there isn’t a specific verse that says that Jesus said, I am God, worship me, he gave a lot of proof that he was God by doing many things a mere mortal couldn’t do. You should really study the Bible more :/

[@titicoqui]

not bad for a catholic , unusually biblical

[@maimonidessquirrel4069]

The Bible came from the Catholic Church. Youre welcome!

[@reginasong5733]

You should know Dr. Scott Hahn's back ground and listen his conversion story. Who knows you might become a catholic, too.

[@alexsantana3588]

Sometimes people begin with differences instead of what we hold in common. Maybe if you start with the latter you will find the path to unity in the Son of God with the Mystical Body of Christ. :-)