The Christ of Paul; Or, The Enigmas of Christianity

In the bustling streets of Jerusalem, around AD 34, a restless crowd swirls around the Temple while a young, fierce zealot hunts down fellow believers. The opening pages trace the death of Stephen and the furious persecution carried out by the man who will become Paul, giving a vivid portrait of the violence that shaped the earliest Christian community. Then, in the famous encounter on the road to Damascus, the narrative shifts as the same man is struck down and humbled, setting the stage for an extraordinary transformation.

The author weaves together contemporary sources, the disputed writings of the second‑century church, and thoughtful commentary to explore the enigmas surrounding Paul’s new faith. Listeners will hear a measured analysis of his retreat to Arabia, his intense theological convictions, and the way his vision reshaped his mission. The work invites reflection on how doubt, revelation, and the struggle for orthodoxy still echo in modern belief.