100 Proofs Parts 11-20

Paul was chosen by Christ to spread the gospel to the dispersed children of Israel in Europe. His mission was revealed in Acts chapter 9, where he is described as a chosen vessel to bear Christ's name before the nations and kings of the sons of Israel.

Paul's letters were primarily addressed to Europeans in regions like Italy, Greece, and Asia Minor. He identified various groups like the Romans, Corinthians, Galatians, and Ephesians as descendants of the dispersed Israelites.

Paul identified the Romans as descendants of the Israelites who had turned to paganism. He mentioned the Corinthians as Dorian Greeks and connected the Galatians to the Germanic tribes, emphasizing their Israelite heritage.

Abraham's descendants were promised to be numerous and spread across many nations with kings among them. This promise was passed down through Isaac and Jacob, leading to the formation of great nations.

European descendants are linked to biblical promises such as ruling the seas, possessing gateways, and technological advancements. The narrative emphasizes the role of Europeans in fulfilling these prophecies and shaping civilization.