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...latter town would be confused or forgot his message. Paul felt that if the Holy Spirit set apart these men to accomplish a heavenly goal, then there should not have been a problem amongst its members. To Paul, the bond of Christian faith transcends the barriers of class. Christian faith involved spreading the gospel message of Jesus Christ as savior to sinners and for our sins. It has been disputed whether Paul was imprisoned in Rome twice or merely once, from A.D. 62-68. I think Paul was imprisonment with a year of release in between the two. During the “two whole years” in Rome under a sort of house arrest, Paul wrote many letters to his converts and comrades, some urge him to fold with Roman pressure, to further the Christian faith. Paul’s trip to Rome ended in Acts. We hear nothing more of Paul, though we know that he was likely re-arrested, imprisoned again, and executed in Rome. In addition, Paul’s martyrdom was based on expanding the Christian faith....