| Bethlehem, 42:Browning expresses this truth in the great poem Saul when he says: "Oh, Saul, it shall be A FaceBethlehem, 42:truth in the great poem Saul when he says: "Oh, Saul, it shall be A Face like my face that receivesDiscipleship1, 717:the birth of the Christ has not taken place. Saul must become Paul, as the Christian phraseologyDiscipleship2, 308:revelation has come unexpectedly, as it did to Saul of Tarsus in the Biblical narrative. InDiscipleship2, 327:is closely related to the "Blinding Light" which Saul of Tarsus saw on the road to Damascus and theInitiation, 88:most beautifully in the words found in his poem "Saul": ...It shall be A face like my face thatRays, 193:of relatively minor importance, took place when Saul of Tarsus saw the glory of the Lord and wasRays, 193:violent take it by force. This force, working in Saul, drove him through the veil which preventedRays, 197:man moves, through the blindness of which Saul of Tarsus was the exponent, up to that conditionReappearance, 12:it. The Church has preached the fiery Saul of Tarsus and not the gentle Carpenter of Galilee. And |
