In The Footsteps of The Rabbi From Tarsus (DVD)

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In this twelve-part TV series, Dr. Jeffrey Seif sheds light on the Apostle Paul, his movements, and his message. After examining Paul’s travels throughout the Roman Empire, Jeff analyzes Paul’s divinely inspired letters to early Church congregations, preserved in the New Testament. 12 programs on 3 DVDs.

FIRST DVD

945: First Steps Toward Christ

Paul’s “conversion” and subsequent ministry in Damascus/Arabia.

946: First “Official” Ministry Journey

Paul’s movements in Jerusalem, Tarsus, and Cilicia, and his “Famine Relief” visit to Jerusalem.

947: Apostolic Ordination and Subsequent Missionary Journey

Paul’s apostolic launch and follow-up trip to sort out the angst that developed in the wake of his message to non-Jews.

948: Second and Third Missionary Journeys

Continues with Paul’s missionary trips and ends with his apparently ill-fated trek to Jerusalem.

SECOND DVD

949: Arrest and Appeal to Rome for Trial

Paul’s arrest, his transport to a Caesarean prison, and his appeal to Rome where he is eventually sent for trial.

950: Roman Imprisonment, Release, Travels and Death

Shows Paul imprisoned in Rome, his release and further ministry, and his eventual execution in Rome.

The next six programs consider Paul’s divinely inspired Parchments in the order they were written—not from longest to shortest, which is how they appear in the New Testament.

951: Paul’s Earliest Writings: Galatians and 1 Thessalonians

Jeff and Sandra examine the writings of Paul.

952: Follow-up to the Thessalonians, and 1 Corinthians

Jeff and Sandra examine the writings of Paul.

THIRD DVD

953: Reconciliation with the Corinthians, and Roman Correspondence

Jeff and Sandra examine the writings of Paul.

954: Letters to Philemon, the Colossians, and the Ephesians

Jeff and Sandra examine the writings of Paul.

955: Letters to the Philippians and Timothy

Jeff and Sandra examine the writings of Paul.

956: Final Steps and Farewell Letters to Titus and Timothy

Jeff and Sandra examine the writings of Paul.