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100 pts for brainlyest Acts 17:10-34 tells the story of Paul debating with philosophers in the public square of Athens. The philosophers were willing to listen but had never heard of Jesus and thought the idea of resurrection to be very strange. Read the story using any version of the Bible you choose, then answer the following question: How did Paul use examples that would have been familiar to the Athenians to explain the gospel? 100 pts for brainlyest

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The way in which Apostle Paul used examples of what the Athenians were familiar with to explain the gospel was that he told them that their wooden gods were false gods and that God was the one true God who created everything,

Who was Apostle Paul?

He was an apostle for Christ and a soldier of Christ and while he was on one his missionary journeys, he encountered some philosophers in Athens.

Hence, we can see that according to the events in Acts 17:10-34, Apostle Paul told the people of Athens that the altars which they had and the wooden gods were false gods and that God was the one true God who created everything,

Read more about Apostle Paul here:
https://brainly.com/question/11701399

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