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The Importance of Helpers to the Imprisoned Paul in the Book of Acts

The Importance of Helpers to the Imprisoned Paul in the Book of Acts

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  • Brian M. Rapske

According to the book of Acts, the apostle Paul was imprisoned for in excess of four years. How did he cope? This article draws attention to the helpers the apostle received. It indicates different kinds of helpers, like friends, slaves, jailers, disciples, and churches, and how they gained access to him. The article notes further the kind of help and support the apostle received.

Source: Tyndale Bulletin, 1991. 28 pages.

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