David Miller wrote:
Terry wrote:
I simply wanted to point out that Paul was there to win people to Christ, not to be there because he shared their opinions or preferred their fellowship to that of others.
Ok, I see what you are saying, but are you sure you are not projecting your culture into his?
Do you think that there were any Israelite believers of that time who did not go to synagogue on Sabbath day?
As a home church advocate, do you think Paul reached a place in his life where he stopped going to synagogue completely and became strictly a "home churcher"?
Peace be with you. David Miller.
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I got the home church idea from Paul and friends. I think he continued to meet with anyone, anytime, anywhere to tell them of his Lord. This would include synagogue, home church, the street, and in jail. I think there were probably many jewish women believers who never went to synagogue or to the temple.
What I think and a dollar will get you a cup of coffee at some restuarants.
Terry
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