Youtube video by David Reid at Columbus Bible Church  https://youtu.be/udT2rv7ndRo

Why Paul? | Rightly Dividing with David Reid

wrong video link https://youtu.be/udT2rv7ndRo

 

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The correct video, titled "Why Paul? | Rightly Dividing with David Reid," focuses on understanding the specific purpose and uniqueness of the Apostle Paul's ministry. Rather than focusing on why Paul preferred a specific translation like the King James Bible, the sermon uses KJB verses to establish why God called Paul and how his ministry differs from the other apostles (0:00).

The speaker breaks this down into two central points using King James Bible verses:

1. Paul Has a Different Apostleship and Gospel

The video outlines that mainstream Christianity often assumes Paul taught the exact same message as Peter and the 12 apostles (0:19). Using several comparative verses, the speaker argues they actually had distinct missions (5:09):

• Different Gospels: Galatians 2:7 distinguishes between the "gospel of the uncircumcision" (committed to Paul) and the "gospel of the circumcision" (committed to Peter) (0:34).
• Different Audiences: In Matthew 10:5-6, Jesus explicitly commands the 12 apostles not to go to the Gentiles, but to focus on the "lost sheep of the house of Israel." (5:47) Conversely, in Romans 11:13, Paul declares himself "the apostle of the Gentiles." (6:19)
• Different Relationship to the Law: Acts 21:20 notes that the early Jewish believers under Peter's ministry were "all zealous of the law." (19:10) In contrast, Paul states in Romans 6:14 that believers today are "not under the law, but under grace." (14:27)

Finding your way thru Scripture using Charts!

These are helps to see various Big Pictures of Gods word. This is the best I have incorporating the dispensation of Grace.

Found at Columbus Bible Church, an excellent source for rightly dividing God's Word.

Romans 8 Greatest Chapter in the Bible

What is your Hangup?!

This a youtube link to a good Video on Chapter 8 - https://youtu.be/-aO1ajXKePc

Why is Romans 8 often called the most powerful chapter in the Bible? Because it speaks directly to the deepest fears, struggles, and questions every believer faces. Romans chapter 8 begins with one of the most life changing truths in Scripture: there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. From that moment on, the chapter unfolds into a breathtaking message of freedom, identity, hope, and the unbreakable love of God. In this video, we explore why Romans 8 has such incredible power, from victory over sin and the battle of the mind, to the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, adoption into God’s family, strength in suffering, and the promise that nothing can separate us from the love of Christ. If you have ever struggled with guilt, fear, weakness, pain, or uncertainty about your future, this chapter speaks directly to your soul.

D.L. Moody has another sermon on Chapter 8 of Romans -  https://youtu.be/MIGZZQN6S-Y

D. L. Moody’s Exposition of Romans 8 (KJV)  

Youtube video by David Reid at Columbus Bible Church  https://youtu.be/udT2rv7ndRo

Why Paul? | Rightly Dividing with David Reid

wrong video link https://youtu.be/udT2rv7ndRo

 

AI from Google! Remember, be a good berean and Using KJB see if this correct. With AI always verify!

The correct video, titled "Why Paul? | Rightly Dividing with David Reid," focuses on understanding the specific purpose and uniqueness of the Apostle Paul's ministry. Rather than focusing on why Paul preferred a specific translation like the King James Bible, the sermon uses KJB verses to establish why God called Paul and how his ministry differs from the other apostles (0:00).

The speaker breaks this down into two central points using King James Bible verses:

1. Paul Has a Different Apostleship and Gospel

The video outlines that mainstream Christianity often assumes Paul taught the exact same message as Peter and the 12 apostles (0:19). Using several comparative verses, the speaker argues they actually had distinct missions (5:09):

• Different Gospels: Galatians 2:7 distinguishes between the "gospel of the uncircumcision" (committed to Paul) and the "gospel of the circumcision" (committed to Peter) (0:34).
• Different Audiences: In Matthew 10:5-6, Jesus explicitly commands the 12 apostles not to go to the Gentiles, but to focus on the "lost sheep of the house of Israel." (5:47) Conversely, in Romans 11:13, Paul declares himself "the apostle of the Gentiles." (6:19)
• Different Relationship to the Law: Acts 21:20 notes that the early Jewish believers under Peter's ministry were "all zealous of the law." (19:10) In contrast, Paul states in Romans 6:14 that believers today are "not under the law, but under grace." (14:27)

Finding your way thru Scripture using Charts!

These are helps to see various Big Pictures of Gods word. This is the best I have incorporating the dispensation of Grace.

Found at Columbus Bible Church, an excellent source for rightly dividing God's Word.