Paul was Antichrist, and Jesus warned people that a false apostle would corrupt Christianity with the leaven of the Pharisees.

The text gives away clues all over the place, with Paul falsely claiming to be an apostle. Do you think Jesus hadn't already found his apostles when he said his work was finished?

Jesus supposedly blinded Paul, according to Paul, but Jesus, when he worked, gave people sight.

Repent of what? If you don't sin, you have nothing to repent of. Jesus said to a sinner: "sin no more." He never needed to say that to children or at least some people, because he knew people could live without sin. He had seen people living without sin, and he knew even a sinner could manage it.

He described the many kinds of blessed people who live without sin, and their qualities.

It's a mistake to tell innocent people to repent. That's spreading the condemnation around a little too thick.

If you are a sinner, that message is only for you.

How often does any Christian go in the face of a real sinner, a gangster, a murderer or thief, or go after the king like John the Baptist did, and tell them to repent? It seems like most prefer to tell children they are sinners.

Follow Jesus? What does that even mean? First you have to read and understand Jesus and know what was going on, and even know that Paul corrupted his work.

Christians almost always quote only Paul.

How will they know the voice of Jesus, his style, his ideas, and the meaning of his actions?

Study Paul if you want to recognize the Antichrist, how he lies, twists and distorts the truth, claims false authority, and uses Jesus.

It didn't take long for Paul's church to start using Jesus to persecute and murder people.

Does the Pope use Jesus to push a vaccine now?