num_pages: 515
description: He was born the son of a Pharisee. He grew up a Hebrew of Hebrews. Zealous for the Law Saul of Tarsus could not see the shackles that bound him. He embarked upon a path that would exalt him as a religious leader among his people. Becoming a murderous persecutor was the final step to his selfish ascension. He had not planned for God to intervene. He could not have predicted that God would use blindness to open Saul's eyes. The voice of God Almighty appointed him for an adventure that would strip Saul from everything he held dear. Through suffering and trials God would remake him into Paul an apostle appointed to a life-long adventure that would free his soul and shape the world. How did Paul endure the suffering appointed to him? How was God going to use this appointed adventurer to mark the world with a believer's legacy that would never die? Book Four of Believer's Legacy Series
language: English
title: Appointed Adventurer
publisher: None