St. Paul: His Life and Times relies most heavily on the Epistles which are contained in the New Testament, and St. Luke's book of Acts; it is not intended as a complete coverage of Paul's life as a Christian, nor as an attempt to get into Paul's very complex theology.
I make certain assumptions which are different in a substantial way from most studies of this important and beloved saint. For example, during the Epistles, Paul records three visits to Jerusalem, while St. Luke, in Acts, records at least five. Luke placs Paul's trial before Gallio in the early part of Paul's missionary journeys. I believe this famous trial before Gallio took place just before Paul's final trip to Jersalem where he was arrested and sent to Felix in Cearsaria under heavy guard (for his own protection).
Please, do yourself a favor and read this sober, comprehensive study from beginning to end and form your own judgement concerning St. Paul: His LIfe and Times.
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