The Remarkable Adventures of Paul Revere
Remarkable Adventures of Paul Revere – Paul Revere is a good character in the history of America. Paul Revere was a famous messenger who freedom fighters sought to recruit in 1752. He is the answer to the question of how America gets the courage to become a free and great nation. The story of how a simple tradesman became a great hero and a great role model for ordinary workers is a story of American dreams. Today, children on school buses proudly wave the USA flag. Even presidents and chancellors pay tribute to him. Paul Revere taught us that it is not enough to be a worker, but it is also the duty of a person to be a teacher, husband and provider.
Paul Revere was a horse dealer who became a volunteer aide to the governor of Massachusetts. When Peter dwell was imprisoned because of the Boston Massacre, Revere was at his house the night before and he saw the stake. He was then chosen to talk to the men in the other cells. He pleaded with them to repent and give up the crime. It was then he realized that acting as spokesman for the prisoners would be the best way to draw attention and moralize the crowd.
He began to speak from the Bible and called on the men to repent. Then he said he would be generous enough to go back to their country and convert them to Christianity. A number of them began to confess their sins and beg for forgiveness. When Paul arrived in Cambridge he asked the residents to forgive him for the wrong done to them because he was trying to do the will of God.
Another story of the life of Paul Revere is told in the story of the Two Roads. When Revere reached Boston, he began by riding his horse towards a inn. The innkeeper asked him what he was doing. Revere replied that he was waiting for a message that had been sent to him. When the innkeeper asked him to tell the message, Revere said that it was a message from God that he could not tell. The man told him to tell the message after Revere had finished.
The reply of Jesus was great. It enlightened both of them. (2:1-4) When Paul Revere arrived in Boston, Jesus showed him the meaning of the word ” highway”. Also, Jesus said to Paul “I am the way, and as you are, therefore you are also.”
Then Paul told the story of David and the Dragon. Then he said to the audience, “I tell you about my Lord and Savior David. There was a young child lying in the bed. His name was namedech Yahweh. His mother had been a virgin. She was afraid to tell him anything about himself, even to touch him. She said that the dragon had a form of hardness and it had swallowed him up. The child burped and coughed his blood, and when this was done, he asked his mother, what is to be done. She said, wash and dry your child, and he will make a man out of you.
Paul entered the City and went to the cave of immersion. He offered the young child ten thousand dollars. David said to Paul, but only on condition that he must bind himself and teach the people saying the words of the Lord. Paul agreed and then challenged David to come to the cave and listen to the words of God.
After they came together, Paul told David that he hadidon-like qualities. David was about to reply when suddenly a voice said there is no one to intercede for the brokenhearted. But Paul had already gone.
Here is the significance of the story: Children are God’s chosen people, who share in His blessings and are loved by God. Christians are God’s trusted people who hear the message of Christ. Only when they hear His voice, can they be made clean through the blood of Christ. This story has a special meaning for every child in the world. I believe children have a God-given mission to educate the world through wise, Christian parents and home educators.
“Be fruitful and multiply, filled with lust and drunkenness,
Make not your heart drunk with wine,
Your stomach rotten with food,
Or sickness, or old age,
Or disfigureity, or poverty,
But be ye clean, that each one may have His own property.” (Galatians 6:9)
The message of God’s kingdom is to spread the good news of the kingdom of God by the sword, famine, and mourning.
At the same time the message of the kingdom of God should be proclaimed by the broadsheet news media for the kingdom of God.
“Therefore be immerished, not conformed, neither do your persons employ deceit, nor lie, nor are you fellow-Jacobites, but be ye clean. This is the fear of the Lord: But be not ashamed;
