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Cited to argue that Paul personally encountered the risen Jesus on the road to Damascus, so Muslims should not dismiss Paul merely for lacking an earthly pre-crucifixion relatio...

Quoted to answer the objection that Paul was deceitful when he said he became 'as a Jew' or 'all things to all people'; the speaker used it to argue Paul was adapting his approa...

Explicitly cited to claim Muhammad forgot some Qur'an verses and had to be reminded by another reciter, as part of an argument against perfect Qur'an preservation.

Paraphrased by the Muslim caller to argue Jesus said he did not abolish the Law, so Paul would be unreliable if he taught legal change.

Cited to argue that the Qur'an itself says Jesus made some previously forbidden things lawful, which the Christian speaker used to claim Muhammad also presents Jesus as changing...

Mentioned as evidence that the Jerusalem apostles confirmed Paul's position regarding Gentiles and the Law, rebutting the claim that Paul acted alone or contradicted the earlies...

Mentioned alongside Acts 15 as support that Paul's gospel and mission were affirmed by other apostles rather than rejected by them.

Quoted to argue that Jesus taught his own heavenly origin, unique sonship, and authority to raise believers on the last day, which the speaker used against the claim that Muhamm...

Cited to argue that a Qur'anic ruling about suckling was once recited as part of the Qur'an but is absent from the present text, again to challenge Qur'an preservation.

Quoted in the closing gospel presentation to argue that salvation depends on believing in God's Son and that unbelief leaves a person condemned.

Explicitly cited at the end to reinforce the claim that those who do not believe in Jesus will die in their sins.