The apostle was a tax collector. They were hated for working for the Roman government and notoriously corrupt.

Source: Luke 5:27-31 also many others

Hello,

Well I did recover a bit this week and the bathroom remodel is finishing. It is nice to take a shower again.

If you have ever talked to people about accepting Christ you have doubtless heard this, “I’m too bad for church”. Which is actually not true and almost humorous as we are saved by grace not our actions. This week let’s look at some bad people who God used for good.

The picture this week is. Title: Christ and the Sinner Artist: Henryk Siemiradzki Date: 1875 Copyright: Public Domain Source: Wikimedia Commons

Thanks for reading also I hope you had a good day at church.

Dave

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This noted Jew, eloquent and knowledgeable about scriptures was a great help to Paul. Who is he?

Apollos was one of Paul’s many helpers.

Source: Acts 18:24

A Judge of Israel and advisor to Kings. Who is the singularly influential man?

His name is Samuel. He was the last Judge of Israel, also advised Saul and David.

Source: Books of Samuel and others

In a way this singularly named man is the one who literally wrote the Epistle to the Romans?

Tertius who actually wrote the letter at Paul’s dictation is the singular name.

Source: Romans 16:22

These three men had unique names and were thrown into a fiery furnace. I am looking for the name that begins with “A”?

The person is Abed-nego. Shadrach and Meshach were also thrown in the fiery furnace. The fourth man is unnamed.

Source: Daniel 3