Question

Ger states that Saul spent three years in the Arabian desert being discipled by the resurrected Jesus before returning to Jerusalem for the first time after his conversion.

a. True
b. False

Answer 1

True.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the book of Galatians in the New Testament of the Holy Bible, Paul narrates how he became a believer and also a preacher for God. He recounts his 'encounter' with God on the way to Damascus, where he got inspired by God and was 'converted' to Christianity.

In Galatians chapter 1: 11-20, Apostle Paul narrates how he got the Gospel that he's preaching was not from anyone except God Himself. After Ananias baptized him in Damascus, Paul (also known as Saul) began to preach about the Gospel immediately in Damascus. And then he spent three years in Arabia before he returned to Jerusalem. Verse 18 says "Then after three years, I went up to Jerusalem.."

Answer 2

The answer is "Option B"

Step-by-step explanation:

Paul goes up to Jerusalem three years later in the Arab desert and he was the first person, that refers to the Galatians, and went up to Jerusalem for three years to get to understand exactly Peter and stayed for fifteen days with him.

In the given question, we are talking about the saul, but in reality, here is Paul who goes, that's why the given statement is wrong.