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What was the primary reason Hafid chose to deliver his speeches in the evening?
What was the primary reason Hafid chose to deliver his speeches in the evening?
- To avoid competing with other daytime events.
- To attract a larger audience of less affluent citizens. (correct)
- Because it was cooler and more comfortable for speaking.
- To showcase the beauty of the evening scenery.
How many people attended Hafid's speeches in the evening?
How many people attended Hafid's speeches in the evening?
- At least eighteen thousand (correct)
- Nearly twenty thousand
- More than fifteen thousand
- Over seventeen thousand
What accessory did Hafid use during his speeches?
What accessory did Hafid use during his speeches?
- A decorative staff
- A scroll of scriptures
- The frayed red robe of Jesus (correct)
- A golden microphone
Which individual did Hafid express regret about not being able to attend the event?
Which individual did Hafid express regret about not being able to attend the event?
What significant change occurred in Hafid’s career over the years?
What significant change occurred in Hafid’s career over the years?
What was the initial setting where Hafid and Paul met again?
What was the initial setting where Hafid and Paul met again?
How did Paul describe the impact of the scrolls on his life?
How did Paul describe the impact of the scrolls on his life?
What does Hafid believe about the events in his life?
What does Hafid believe about the events in his life?
What was Hafid's reaction regarding Paul's condition while in the cell?
What was Hafid's reaction regarding Paul's condition while in the cell?
What was significant about the scrolls as revealed in the conversation?
What was significant about the scrolls as revealed in the conversation?
What is the consequence for recognizing Jesus as king under Roman law?
What is the consequence for recognizing Jesus as king under Roman law?
What was the primary theme of the conversation between Hafid and Paul?
What was the primary theme of the conversation between Hafid and Paul?
What motivated Paul to start acting like his former self while in prison?
What motivated Paul to start acting like his former self while in prison?
Why does Hafid teach the poor and downtrodden?
Why does Hafid teach the poor and downtrodden?
What item does Hafid wear that he believes may uplift Paul's spirits?
What item does Hafid wear that he believes may uplift Paul's spirits?
Flashcards
Hafid's speech success
Hafid's speech success
Hafid delivered an inspiring speech to a large crowd in Rome's theater, gaining a positive reception.
Evening Speech Advantage
Evening Speech Advantage
Hafid's speeches, held in the evening, allowed common workers and merchants to attend, unlike midday speeches.
Success Caravan's growth
Success Caravan's growth
The caravan expanded from a single wagon to a large operation: wagons, camels, guards, and cooks.
Sergius Paulus's illness
Sergius Paulus's illness
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Large Audience
Large Audience
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Paul's Vision
Paul's Vision
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Why was Hafid's speech in Rome significant?
Why was Hafid's speech in Rome significant?
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Scrolls of Success
Scrolls of Success
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What was the significance of Jesus' robe?
What was the significance of Jesus' robe?
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Paul's Message
Paul's Message
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What message did Paul send Hafid?
What message did Paul send Hafid?
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Hafid's Influence
Hafid's Influence
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Why did Paul get arrested again?
Why did Paul get arrested again?
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Why did Hafid immediately visit Paul?
Why did Hafid immediately visit Paul?
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Paul's Commitment
Paul's Commitment
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Study Notes
The Success Caravan in Rome
- Hafid, a renowned salesman, delivers inspiring speeches in Rome's Pompey's Theater, attracting over 18,000 attendees.
- Speeches are delivered in the evening to reach laborers and small merchants.
- Hafid wears a robe belonging to Jesus.
- The caravan is remarkably large, including twelve baggage wagons (in Latin, Greek, and Hebrew), sixteen camels, eight armed guards, two cooks, a dozen helpers, and over forty horses. A fleet of ten vessels was chartered to transport the group.
- The caravan has traveled extensively, reaching cities like Alexandria, Memphis, Jerusalem, Babylon, Baghdad, Nineveh, Aleppo, Edessa, Antioch, Ephesus, Smyrna, Sparta, Athens, and many others.
Hafid's Philosophy of Success
- Hafid attributes his success to God's interventions in his life and the lives of his listeners and followers. He encourages individuals to respond positively to challenges.
- He emphasizes teaching individuals how to overcome adversity and achieve success.
- Hafid values the stories of success arising from his speeches and the empowerment of the downtrodden.
Meeting with Paul
- Hafid is visited by Luke, an old friend of Apostle Paul, who informs him of Paul's imprisonment and imprisonment for claiming Jesus is King.
- Paul is discouraged but is revived by the news of Hafid's arrival in Rome.
- Paul's cell is described as cold, dark, and damp. He's weak and struggling.
- Paul expresses gratitude for Hafid's teachings and scrolls (which he memorized).
- Paul laments the loss of the scrolls in a shipwreck.
- Paul expresses a need for Hafid's success principles to be written down.
- Paul and Hafid discuss philosophies on success.
Paul's Message
- Paul's message echoes Hafid's focus on living a life of love, charity, and hard work to achieve happiness and success.
- Paul views success as preparation for eternal life in heaven .
- Paul wishes the success principles to be written down.
- Paul emphasizes both temporal and eternal success, encouraging listeners to embrace living in heaven on earth as well as in eternity.
- Paul expresses belief that God challenges individuals to ensure they find victory.
Political Context
- Rome's political climate is described as tense and potentially dangerous for those who don't align with the emperor.
- Nero, the emperor, is mentioned as possibly monitoring the crowds for any signs of disloyalty.
- Concerns over potential persecution of those spreading religious messages (similar to Jesus' followers) exist.
Hafid's Personal Reflection
- Hafid's words indicate humility in his interactions with God, people and the world.
- Hafid is deeply committed to supporting those he teaches.
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Explore the inspiring speeches of Hafid, a renowned salesman, delivered to thousands in Rome's Pompey's Theater. This quiz delves into the content of his philosophy on success, attracting attendees from various backgrounds and teaching them to overcome adversity through divine intervention.
