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Seeking the passion of Christ in your life? Christ's passion and love is evident in the manuscript below. This is a true story, written by a true believer with a passion for Christ. The Gospel of Paul is not a gospel about "Paul the Apostle", although he is mentioned in places. "Paul" is the name of the author of this manuscript. He is a strong Christian living a nightmare of health problems. Yet through all his pain and suffering, he has discovered many things.

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The "Prodigal Son " as seen by the eyes of the author of this manuscript. Click for a larger view

 

"The Cruxificion" by the author of this manuscript. Click here for a larger view.

 

The "Veil of Veronica" as seen by the eyes of the author of this manuscript. Click for a larger view

         
                     
  Jesus in the Garden   The Veil of Veroinica          
 

Jesus in the Garden of Gesthemane. Click for a larger view.

   

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The Gospel of Paul

   

1 My friends I am writing to bring you the good news of our Lord, Jesus Christ; and, to tell you of the remarkable events that happened in the fortieth year of my life. God delivered me twice from death, and now I am writing to reveal His majesty and love.

Verily God is compassionate, God is merciful, God is lenient, God is wise, all knowing. He knows what is in our hearts, He knows what is in our minds. He is the Lord of all Worlds. Blessed be the name of the Lord.

2 Here begins my journey inward: Having been consumed by excess and sin for decades, I was full of the world and the world was full of me. I had devoted my life to indulgence, and the idolatry of money. Material things ruled me, and I worshiped the physical pleasures of this world. It was at this moment that the most terrible and wondrous of events happened. At the twilight of spring a robber attempted to murder me. His attempt failed, I crippled him, and he would later die from the wounds I inflicted. The Lord had saved me from the wrath of man, but not from myself.

The authorities were quick to assess blame, and punish the poor man, but this is not a story of man's law - it is a story of God's Law, of God's love, and the suffering of Jesus Christ.
The world wished me to proclaim my heroic deed. I had prevented a horrible crime, and delivered justice to the criminal with my own hands. The world descended on me. People wished to know the sordid details of the destruction of human life; people patted me on the back; people told me what choice did I have; people hoped through me to express their rage.

My soul was crushed. I had destroyed a man. I had taken life. Life is fragile and

 

life has a thin veneer. It can be taken by God at any moment, without our realizing what is happening. Life is precious. Beware! Man's valuable soul is contained within a contemptible body.

The Lord's miracles appear when they are least expected. Christ comes to many clandestinely and in stealth. He whispered in my thoughts and dreams. He listened, he did not talk. I wished only for him to go away, but I also wished only to be with him. I desired to return to my sinful life. I wished to ignore the sick, the persecuted, the oppressed. I wished to ignore all of those who had nothing to offer me. But, without Jesus, I could only perceive the world as a horrible monstrous place, full of pain and suffering. I begged God to forgive me, and to release me from my pain.

3 At the arraignment, the robber arrived a broken man. He could barely walk with a cane, his speech was slurred, his family showed the distress of his future incarceration. His lawyers explained to the Court that he would soon die from the wounds I inflicted. The Magistrate asked if I had any thing I wanted to say before sentencing the accused. It was at this moment that Christ revealed himself to all present in the Court. The accused and myself walked toward each other and embraced. We asked each other for forgiveness, and the world stopped. I felt hundreds of hands on my back, and the love of God holding us both up for the world to see - persecutor and persecuted, oppressor and oppressed, criminal and victim, brother and brother. As we had forgiven each other, the Father had forgiven us. Jesus was the Christ. We had all been witnesses to Christ as the Father.

4 Months passed and I could not sleep or eat. But, the world was no....
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