The Mythology of Apostle Paul: Mythology

The Mythology of Apostle Paul is a volume to present the blinding, conversion and missions of Paul, and to follow the martyrdom of Steven in 33 AD; so to start the earliest known writings of Christianity. The text includes a review of his 14 Epistles, and attempts to provide metaphors of each. The text is a translation and reflection of Paul into a basis of the extra human task or a mythology. His high class Jewish language tutors are named; although he was actually a Roman citizen. The product is an appearance to a tight seal for Christianity to continue some 2,000 years. No actual map was found; although to suggest a statement to statement progression to evolve humanity. The text also includes a review to Luke's second volume of Acts; who appears to be Paul's historian, and to have followed Paul all the way to Rome. Luke's writing suggest an advanced comprehension of the image basis to tell a story of God. Included are Paul's prison gospels to follow allegations of anti-social or business conduct, the Corinthian letters to provide the best of letters and stories of martyrs.