Which apostles did Paul meet when he visited Jerusalem?
According to Galatians 1:18-19, Paul met only two apostles when he visited Jerusalem: Peter, with whom he stayed fifteen days, and James, the Lord's brother. He saw no other apostles, showing his visit was limited and not a conference with the Twelve.
Les explains that after Paul's three years in Arabia, likely near Mount Sinai, he went up to Jerusalem to see Peter and stayed with him fifteen days. Paul saw no other apostles except James, the Lord's brother, who later becomes the moderator by Acts chapter 15. Les emphasizes that Paul did not have a big confab with the twelve or with the leaders of Judaism at this time.
But other of the apostles saw I none, save James the Lord’s brother.
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Which apostles did Paul meet on his Jerusalem visit after three years?
Paul did not see any of the other apostles on that visit; the only apostle besides Peter was James, the Lord's brother.