Maynmann:

Give me the exact date your jewish savior was born.


“Many other ancient Christian writers asserted Paul went to Spain. Jerome ( 342-460), the ascetic-in-his-golden-years scholar who translated the 39 books of the Old Testament and the 4 Gospels in the New Testament from Hebrew and Greek into Latin and is credited as the author of the Roman Catholic Vulgate Bible, stated: “St. Paul having been in Spain, went from one ocean to another.” Amos, cap.5

Whether Paul fulfilled his dream of evangelizing the East AND the West as far as Spain is tradition with positive evidence from the quotes of many authors through the centuries. This writer says, yes, Paul did go to Spain for several years after his first Roman imprisonment in c. 60-62.”
https://earlychurchhistory.org/beliefs-2/st-paul-went-to-spain/

The exact date of Christ's birth is a distractive question. I won't answer that.

Give us records of the Spanish claims of Paul's visit. We won't take it from historians copying themselves to spread the same idea.

Are you saying we should believe modern historians who were not there than ancient historians who were most probably alive during the incident?

FxMasterz:


The exact date of Christ's birth is a distractive question. I won't answer that.

Give us records of the Spanish claims of Paul's visit. We won't take it from historians copying themselves to spread the same idea.

Who is Paul that “spanish” will have records of him?
A President? A king?
Where did “spanish” claim paul came to spain?paul is a nobody!
Can you show me the “spanish” record of Everyone that lived in spain 6000 years old.

Who is clement to paul, if not clement and early Christians who will know the true location of paul, you prefer “tradition”, then answer, when was Paul imprisoned, when was rome burnt? When was paul killed by nero



“ Cyril of Jerusalem (c. 315-386), an Early Church theologian in Jerusalem, passes on the belief that Paul went to Spain: “…(Paul), who from Jerusalem, and even unto Illyricum, fully preached the Gospel, and instructed even imperial Rome, and carried the earnestness of his preaching as far as Spain, undergoing conflicts innumerable, and performing signs and wonders.” Catecheses, Lecture 17.26

Chrysostom, (347-407), Archbishop of Constantinople, apparently one of the most talented preachers in all of Christian history records: “For after he (Paul) had been in Rome, he returned to Spain, but whether he came thence again into these parts, we know not.” Second Timothy, Homily 10”

Maynmann:

Who is Paul that “spanish” will have records of him?
A President?
Where did “spanish” claim paul came to spain?
Can you show me the “spanish” record of Everyone that lived in rome 6000 years old.

Who is clement to paul, if not clement and early Christians who will know the true location of paul, you prefer “tradition”, then answer, when was Paul imprisoned, when was rome burnt? When was paul killed by nero



“ Cyril of Jerusalem (c. 315-386), an Early Church theologian in Jerusalem, passes on the belief that Paul went to Spain: “…(Paul), who from Jerusalem, and even unto Illyricum, fully preached the Gospel, and instructed even imperial Rome, and carried the earnestness of his preaching as far as Spain, undergoing conflicts innumerable, and performing signs and wonders.” Catecheses, Lecture 17.26

Chrysostom, (347-407), Archbishop of Constantinople, apparently one of the most talented preachers in all of Christian history records: “For after he (Paul) had been in Rome, he returned to Spain, but whether he came thence again into these parts, we know not.” Second Timothy, Homily 10”

Smiling. The majority of Spain today is Christian. If Paul visited Spain, there'll be records.

FxMasterz:


Smiling. The majority of Spain today is Christian. If Paul visited Spain, there'll be records.

When paul visited spain, how many were “christians”?

Your New Testament that contains paul and its feat, when was it complied and started been in use?

Show me the record of everyone that visited spain, 6000 years ago?

Maynmann:


When paul visited spain, how many were “christians”?

Your New Testament that contains paul and its feat, when was it complied and started been in use?

All places visited by the Disciples of Christ have records of their visits, including such places as Turkey which is no longer Christian.

FxMasterz:


All places visited by the Disciples of Christ have records of their visits, including such places as Turkey which is no longer Christian.

Can you show me the records of turkish claim when paul visited.

Maynmann:


Can you show me the records of turkish claim when paul visited.

The screenshot below was taken from Tiours Around Turkey - toursaroundturkey.com

FxMasterz:


The screenshot below was taken from Tiours Around Turkey - toursaroundturkey.com

Show me the turkish record, not a claim from the New Testament.

Maynmann:


Show me the turkish claim, not a claim from the New Testament.

The claim I gave you is from a Turkeyiesh site. Not from the New Testament. It details Paul's journey from town to town around Turkey.

Is toursaroundturkey.com a New Testament site?

FxMasterz:


The claim I gave you is from a Turkeyiesh site. Not from the New Testament. It details Paul's journey from town to town around Turkey.

Is toursaroundturkey.com a New Testament site?

What is the reference of the Turkeyiesh site?

Is toursaroundturkey.com a historian?
Where did the site get the information?

Show me turkish record of paul visiting turkey.

Maynmann:


What is the reference of the Turkeyiesh site?

Is toursaroundturkey.com a historian?
Where did the site get the information?

Show me turkish record of paul visiting turkey.

I am going to refer you to several turkeyeish links:

1. All About Turkey.Com

https://www.allaboutturkey.com/tour-religious-paul_footsteps.html

2. Zicasso.com https://www.zicasso.com/i/turkey/footsteps-apostle-paul-pilgrimage-tour-across-turkey

3. Ertunga Ecir

https://ertungaecir.com/blog/biblical-tours-in-turkey/

4. Karyonglim
https://www.karyonglim.com/blog/following-the-footsteps-of-apostle-paul-in-turkey

FxMasterz:


I am going to refer you to several turkeyeish links:

1. All About Turkey.Com

https://www.allaboutturkey.com/tour-religious-paul_footsteps.html

2. Zicasso.com https://www.zicasso.com/i/turkey/footsteps-apostle-paul-pilgrimage-tour-across-turkey

3. Ertunga Ecir

https://ertungaecir.com/blog/biblical-tours-in-turkey/

4. Karyonglim
https://www.karyonglim.com/blog/following-the-footsteps-of-apostle-paul-in-turkey

Your first link was quoting acts in New Testament as reference, your second link said nothing, your third link was quoting acts in New Testament as reference, your fourth link said nothing.


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Maynmann:


Your first link was quoting acts in New Testament, your second link said nothing, your third link was quoting acts in New Testament, your fourth link said nothing.

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They only made reference to Acts. They didn't quite from there. There's a map of Paul's detailed travels within Turkey. The Bible has no such details. Every detail about Paula travel in Turkey you would ever see is extra-biblical.

Turkey doesn't speak English. Their historical records is not readable to me. The details from those sites are taken from Turkeyeish history, not the Bible.

FxMasterz:


They only made reference to Acts. They didn't quite from there. There's a map of Paul's detailed travels within Turkey. The Bible has no such details. Every detail about Paula travel in Turkey you would ever see is extra-biblical.

Turkey doesn't speak English. Their historical records is not readable to me. The details from those sites are taken from Turkeyeish history, not the Bible.

Their references are from Acts.
Their details are gotten from acts, they are tracking and tracing the location according to what they read in acts, which other references did they put there?

But the tukeyeish site was in english, the history you saw in a turkeyeish site is gotten from New Testament.

Maynmann:

Their references are from Acts.
Their details are gotten from acts, they are tracking and tracing the location according to what they read in acts, which other references did they put there?

But the tukeyeish site was in english, the history you saw in a turkeyeish site is gotten from New Testament.

The turkeyeish sites are in English because they're were put up to attract visitors for tourism. It would be foolish of them to right in their language.

All those cities mentioned on those sites have no biblical reference.

FxMasterz:


The turkeyeish sites are in English because they're were put up to attract visitors for tourism. It would be foolish of them to right in their language.

All those cities mentioned on those sites have no biblical reference.

Why don’t they have it in other languages?
Only english speaking people do tourism in turkey?

I still have more.



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FxMasterz:


They only made reference to Acts. They didn't quite from there. There's a map of Paul's detailed travels within Turkey. The Bible has no such details. Every detail about Paula travel in Turkey you would ever see is extra-biblical.

Turkey doesn't speak English. Their historical records is not readable to me. The details from those sites are taken from Turkeyeish history, not the Bible.

Good evening Sir

Maynmann:


Why don’t they have it in other languages?
Only english speaking people do tourism in turkey?

I still have more.



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Did I ever say they wrote only in English?

Give us Spanish proofs of Paul's visit.

FxMasterz:


Did I ever say they wrote only in English?

Give us Spanish proofs of Paul's visit.

You said “turkey don’t speak English”.


Paul is a nobody..
Even his home country doesn’t have his records.


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Maynmann:

You said “turkey don’t speak English”.


Paul is a nobody..
Even his home country doesn’t have his records.


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Yes. Does Turkey speak English? Did I say they don't write in any other language?

I have given you records according to Turkish sites. Those sites are owned by Turkish. Bring records for your claims.

FxMasterz:

Yes. Does Turkey speak English? Did I say they don't write in any other language?

I have given you records according to Turkish sites. Those sites are owned by Turkish. Bring records for your claims.

About 17% do.

Those sites are not owned by “turkish” but bloggers, and those bloggers are getting their reference from Acts.


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Maynmann:

About 17% do.

Those sites are not owned by “turkish” but bloggers, and those bloggers are getting their reference from Acts.


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So 17% of Turkish people who speak English would make Turkish history to be written in English?

You mean those sites that are completely dedicated to Turkish travels with services for tour guides around Turkey were written by people outside of Turkey?

FxMasterz:


So 17% of Turkish people who speak English would make Turkish history to be written in English?

You mean those sites that are completely dedicated to Turkish travels with services for tour guides around Turkey were written by people outside of Turkey?

Who said anything about turkish history written in English?
I thought you said turkey does not speak English?



A blogger that is from turkey does not make his writings a “turkish records”. What are the sources of the blogger?
If they ask you for evidence that paul was in turkey, you will bring “turkish travel” websites


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Maynmann:

Who said anything about turkish history written in English?
I thought you said turkey does not speak English?



A blogger that is from turkey does not make his writings a “turkish records”. What are the sources of the blogger?


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What I'm saying is that Turkey isn't an English speaking country. Their history isn't written in English. So, how do I read Turkish history?

Do you even know that there's a road in Turkey called St. Paul's Trail? The road is about 500km.

Follow the Wikipedia link below:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Paul_Trail#:~:text=The%20Saint%20Paul%20Trail%20is,Isparta%2C%20northeast%20of%20Lake%20E%C4%9Firdir

This verifiable evidence should do better than disputable history books.

FxMasterz:


What I'm saying is that Turkey isn't an English speaking country. Their history isn't written in English. So, how do I read Turkish history?

Do you even know that there's a road in Turkey called St. Paul's Trail? The road is about 500km.

Follow the Wikipedia link below:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Paul_Trail#:~:text=The%20Saint%20Paul%20Trail%20is,Isparta%2C%20northeast%20of%20Lake%20E%C4%9Firdir

This verifiable evidence should do better than disputable history books.

How many country history is written in English?

If you read the link. It was named after the road paul passed as seen in Acts.
“Perge”.

Their references is from New Testament.

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Maynmann:

How many country history is written in English?

If you read the link. It was named after the road paul passed as seen in Acts.
“Perge”

Their references is from New Testament.

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If Paul didn't pass the place, they wouldn't name the road after a man they don't know. Whereever the reference came from, the Turkish have it in record that Paul visited their country and therefore named the road after him.

The reference to to the book of Acts is a means for attracting Christian tourists. As business people, that's what they're expected to do.

The fact that the road was named after Paul to mark out some of his routes in Turkey means the people are aware that Paul visited them, otherwise they would debunk the story in Acts as false. This is even more possible given the fact that the country is Islamic.

The blogs you claimed were written by non Turkish bloggers also defeats your assertion. Interestingly, one of the sites picked up the narration of Paul's trail, starting with the sentence - "In our country..." Our country here refers to Turkey. That's too much for non Turkish.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/toursaroundturkey.com/saint-paul-trail-in-turkey/

You'll even see a picture of the said trail in the screenshot below:

We don't need written history to verify Paul's visit to Spain. Give proofs for your claim.

FxMasterz:


If Paul didn't pass the place, they wouldn't name the road after a man they don't know. Whereever the reference came from, the Turkish have it in record that Paul visited their country and therefore named the road after him.

The reference to to the book of Acts is a means for attracting Christian tourists. As business people, that's what they're expected to do.

The fact that the road was named after Paul to mark out some of his routes in Turkey means the people are aware that Paul visited them, otherwise they would debunk the story in Acts as false. This is even more possible given the fact that the country is Islamic.

The blogs you claimed were written by non Turkish bloggers also defeats your assertion. Interestingly, one of the sites picked up the narration of Paul's trail, starting with the sentence - "In our country..." Our country here refers to Turkey. That's too much for non Turkish.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/toursaroundturkey.com/saint-paul-trail-in-turkey/

You'll even see a picture of the said trail in the screenshot below:

We don't need written history to verify Paul's visit to Spain. Give proofs for your claim.

Who named it?
Show me where “turkish” have it in record and show me where “turkish” named it.

Stop lying, i never said the blogs were written by nom turkish.


“Two millenia later, Kate Clow and a band of hardy volunteers developed Turkey's second major long distance walking trail, between the ruins of the ancient cities of Perge and Antioch, and named it the St Paul Trail. While St Paul's exact route is unclear, this trail passes through the same wild country of rugged mountains, canyons, lakes and the ruins of ancient civilisations.“

FxMasterz:


If Paul didn't pass the place, they wouldn't name the road after a man they don't know. Whereever the reference came from, the Turkish have it in record that Paul visited their country and therefore named the road after him.

The reference to to the book of Acts is a means for attracting Christian tourists. As business people, that's what they're expected to do.

The fact that the road was named after Paul to mark out some of his routes in Turkey means the people are aware that Paul visited them, otherwise they would debunk the story in Acts as false. This is even more possible given the fact that the country is Islamic.

The blogs you claimed were written by non Turkish bloggers also defeats your assertion. Interestingly, one of the sites picked up the narration of Paul's trail, starting with the sentence - "In our country..." Our country here refers to Turkey. That's too much for non Turkish.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/toursaroundturkey.com/saint-paul-trail-in-turkey/

You'll even see a picture of the said trail in the screenshot below:

We don't need written history to verify Paul's visit to Spain. Give proofs for your claim.

Kate clow is the “turkish” that have it in record that paul visited their country and therefore named the road after him

From your own link!

Maynmann:


Who named it?
Show me where “turkish” have it in record and show me where “turkish” named it.

Stop lying, i never said the blogs were written by nom turkish.


“Two millenia later, Kate Clow and a band of hardy volunteers developed Turkey's second major long distance walking trail, between the ruins of the ancient cities of Perge and Antioch, and named it the St Paul Trail. While St Paul's exact route is unclear, this trail passes through the same wild country of rugged mountains, canyons, lakes and the ruins of ancient civilisations.“

A mere writer such as Kate Clow cannot just wake up and impose a Christian name on an islamic Country unopposed except there's too much evidence to justify the action.

Maynmann:

Kate clow is the “turkish” that have it in record that paul visited their country and therefore named the road after him

From your own link!

And Turkish are so gullible to swallow in the record of only one man?

FxMasterz:


A mere writer such as Kate Clow cannot just wake up and impose a Christian name on an islamic Country unopposed except there's too much evidence to justify the action.

How is naming a rural trail imposing a christian name on an islamic country?
Where is the evidence since na

FxMasterz:


And Turkish are so gullible to swallow in the record of only one man?

What concerns an average turkish with a name of a rural trail?


Paul is a Latin name not a “Christian”name.