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Meanings of St. Paul in English
(New Testament) a Christian missionary to the Gentiles; author of several Epistles in the New Testament; even though Paul was not present at the Last Supper he is considered an Apostle.
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Thousands attended a Sunday morning service at St. Paul's church in Bangui.
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Wren spoke of the progress building the great Dome of St. Paul's.
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In 1857 Adalina Patti appeared in St. Paul for the first time.
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The Christians of Philippi were pre-eminent in the affections of St. Paul.
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The incident happened at the University and Lexington station in St. Paul.
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The advice of St. Paul himself was simple enough and straight-forward enough.
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In the vicinity of St. Paul there are a number of lakes.
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The Republican National Convention kicks off in St. Paul, Minnesota, on Monday.
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About the first week in July I left St. Paul for St.
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In every way they sought to undermine the authority of St. Paul.
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This is the one of which St. Paul speaks in my text.
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In the course of it, St. Paul and St. Peter were martyred.
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Larpenteur, and the first child born of white parents in St. Paul.
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It was in debt to St. Paul and Augustine for its theology.
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In this sense it is that St. Paul contrasts sight and faith.
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Are you embarrassed? Arthur lurched in the general direction of St. Paul's.
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