Why Paul and the new man

An episode of the What Does The Book Say podcast, hosted by Ken And Jason, titled "Why Paul and the new man" was published on August 20, 2025 and runs 34 minutes.

August 20, 2025 ·34m · What Does The Book Say

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Ken and Jason talk about Paul being the apostle to the Gentile Paul being the pattern which we follow because he was the first Christian and the new man Paul talks about is not something that’s in this world. It’s the physical body after the resurrection then we are the new man in Christ sitting right beside him being joint errors in heaven

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Ken and Jason talk about Paul being the apostle to the Gentile Paul being the pattern which we follow because he was the first Christian and the new man Paul talks about is not something that’s in this world. It’s the physical body after the resurrection then we are the new man in Christ sitting right beside him being joint errors in heaven

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