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Saul, good name, Saul was a king one time in Israel, but Saul didn't fit an apostle. Might be all right for a king, but not an apostle. '''So Jesus changed his name from what? From Saul to Paul.''' <ref>William Braham, 63-0318 - The First Seal, para. 282</ref> | |||
''Words, names, they have meanings. Many people don't believe that, but that's true. If names don't have some meaning, why did Abram's name have to be changed to Abraham? Why did Sarai have to be changed to Sarah? '''Why did Saul have to be changed to Paul?''' Why did Simon have to be changed to Peter? See, all these has meanings, everything has meanings.<ref>William Braham, 63-1214 - Why Little Bethlehem, para. 78</ref> | |||
''If there isn't something in a name, then why as long as Jacob was called Jacob, which means "supplanter, deceiver," that's what he was? But when he wrestled with the Lord all night, and the Lord changed his name, and about… when he was about sixty years old. He changed his name from—from—from Jacob to Israel, "a prince before God," and that's what he was. Why was Abram called… had to be called "Abraham" before the baby could be born? Why was Sarai called "Sarah" before the baby could be born? | |||
Why was Paul… or call… his name was Saul, but when he met Jesus, '''He changed him from Saul to "Paul.'''"<ref>William Braham, 63-1222 - God's Gifts Always Find Their Places, para. 47</ref> | |||
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