From: Carl W. Conrad (cwconrad@artsci.wustl.edu)
Date: Thu Apr 18 1996 - 09:08:34 EDT
On 4/17/96, Harland Mayes (R) wrote:
> Isn't it revealing that Paul, as convicted as he was before salvation
> that persercuting Christians was the correct course of action, that the
> Lord had to knock him for a loop and blind him in order to change
> the direction of his life? Was that say about what changes we all have
> to be subjected to in order to be set in the right direction.
CONVICTED before salvation? I suppose this DOES explain what he so often
spoke of salvation as "acquittal." ;-)
Carl W. Conrad
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