The Apostle Paul, referring to his 2^nd journey to Jerusalem 14 years after his conversion to tell the Jerusalem Messianic Church apostles and elders there about the good news that had been committed to him, says:

Not Matthew, or Mark or Luke; not Peter or James or John, but Paul alone wrote:

“For I (Paul) Speak to You Gentiles (Or, You of The Nations] Inasmuch as I Am The Apostle of The Gentiles [Nations]: I Magnify Mine Office” (Rom. 11:13).

All the Apostles of Jesus of Nazareth had been sent “only to the lost sheep of the house of Israel” (Matt. 10:5-6)

In the controversy over “Pauline truth,” more than a few Fundamentalists have joined liberal modernists in attempting to exalt “the teachings of Jesus” (on earth) above the Word of God through Paul. They ask, ‘Which should bear the greater weight with us, the words of Jesus, or the words of Paul?’

But do they ask this because they truly desire to obey these “words of Jesus” and to see them obeyed? No, for they flagrantly disregard and disobey them, from the Sermon on the Mount to the so-called Great Commission.