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When and Why the Post-Jesus Jesus Moment Began to Spread

There are some things that must be understood about the early years of the Jesus Movement.

(1) Jesus lived in Galilee and taught in Samaria and Judea.
(2) His message was directed to Jews, not Gentiles.
(3) He never left those lands to take his message to non-Jews.
(4) He was crucified by the order of the Roman governor by Roman soldiers.
(5) The apostles remained in Jerusalem after the crucifixion.
(6) The apostles led an exclusively Jewish movement.
(7) The apostles never called themselves Christians.
(8) Christianity did not exist during the life of Jesus or immediately following the crucifixion.
(9) Neither Jesus nor the apostles authorized Paul to be an apostle.

The primary biblical source of the above information is the Book of the Acts of the Apostles. The answers to questions posed by the title of this blog -- when and why the post-Jesus Jesus Moment began to spread – are linked to a Jewish man from the Diaspora, who was also a Roman citizen, named Saul, who was also known as Paul.

 Read the complete article at --  http://fromonejesus.blogspot.com/2014/01/when-and-why-post-jesus-jesus-moment.html 

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