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For two thousand years, this question has stumped commentators and inspired a lot of creative interpretations. There’s a consensus that Paul’s “thorn” in 2 Corinthians 12 is symbolic. Paul’s not referring to a literal thorn.
But what does the thorn represent?
Ryan's book on Paul, "The Weird Apostle": https://a.co/d/fsGrhg6
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The Weird Apostle
Ryan's book places the Apostle Paul in his Jewish and Greco-Roman context.
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By Ryan Lambert5
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For two thousand years, this question has stumped commentators and inspired a lot of creative interpretations. There’s a consensus that Paul’s “thorn” in 2 Corinthians 12 is symbolic. Paul’s not referring to a literal thorn.
But what does the thorn represent?
Ryan's book on Paul, "The Weird Apostle": https://a.co/d/fsGrhg6
Bridge Builders Forum
An educational entity dedicated to helping Jews and Christians understand their faith, the Bible, and each other.
Bridge Builders Forum Email News and Updates
Download the free PDF "Recovering the Jewish Paul: Three Keys to Understanding the Apostle and Building Bridges Between Jews and Christians"
The Weird Apostle
Ryan's book places the Apostle Paul in his Jewish and Greco-Roman context.
Make a tax deductible donation to the Bridge Builders Forum

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