FILMIPI, Paul1980

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How Long Is “I, Paul”?

Name: I, Paul
Genre: documentary
Released: 1980
Duration: 20 min
Cast: Fred J. Scollay

20m runtime

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Documentary film with a runtime of 20 minutes, released in 1980. Presented in English.

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Runtime20m

Minutes20

One SittingYes

With Break32m

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Imprisoned toward the end of his life, the apostle Paul worried about the many Christian churches needing advice on winning new converts, establishing stable congregations, and teaching proper Christian behavior. As this video reveals, Paul addressed these needs by penning his Second Epistle to Timothy. Paul hoped that when other churches later read this letter sent to the young minister at the church in Ephesus, they would learn what they should also be doing. This program includes critical insights into Paul's last letter that discusses why Christians must always remain strong and behave in virtuous and loving ways.

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Runtime20m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break32m

Movie Facts

Release Year1980

Runtime20m

LanguageEnglish

Genresdocumentary

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