Paul

 


The story of saul, his story began as percocet of christians, later  saul got papers to go to Damscause on his way he saw a strong light [it was Jesus] it said paul why are you persecuting me? Then paul said who are you Lord, Jesus said “the who one you are persecuting” what should i do Lord? “Go to Damscause” saul couldn't see! The soldier’s herd the noise but couldn't see the light they helped saul go too Damscause, then ananias was told by God to go heel saul [telling were saul is] he has herd in a dream that some one named ananias will come and heel him, but ananias he knew about saul he persecutes christians! God said i spoke to him he well be my wesel to the gentiles so ananias went he heels saul something like fish scale feel from his eyes he turned his name from saul to paul,then paul went to spread the good news all the way to rome with zeal.


What we learnt is spread the good news and every one is excepted! Even ones who persecuted christians so like ananias obey God and love your enemies.


Paul went lots of of places he had lots of zeal even when he was persecuted lots of times he stayed true to the one true God like we should be; when times got hard he didn't give up God saved us all from sin so we showed speed the good news too.


Summery time: saul  persecuted christians but God came to him we should trust God in times of danger like paul’s zeal when times were hard and like Ananias when he went to saul. and that everyone is excepted in God’s kingdom and when its hard for you to accepted them remember that God accepted you after all the sins you did. Bye see you soon THE END

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