Well I am amazed I have not read some verses which would shed some light on this.
Let me muddy the waters abit. It seems that many have assumed that the words the apostle Paul wrote was his own words and his own thoughts. That is not the case. The apostle Paul was being guided, born along, or moved by the Holy Spirit according to (2Peter 1:20,21). Please notice what (John 14:26 ; 16:13) says,it says that the Holy Spirit was going to help the apostles to remember every word Jesus said to them while he was on the earth. This helps us understand how the bible can be accurate. It also helps us to understand that it was not the apostle Paul writting things in his owns words or his own thoughts. In fact, if we look at those scriptures in (John) we will find that all the words Paul wrote down were IN FACT the very words of Jesus which had been spoke to Paul while Jesus was upon the earth.Not only that but please notice (1Cor.14:37), Paul here says the things that I write to you are the commandments of the Lord. How about that,even Paul through his writtings told us the words he was writting down were the words of Jesus.
So when someone says Paul opposed Jesus in his writtings they do not understand the scriptures or how we got the scriptures in the first place. I am reminded of what we find in (Mt.22:29), you do err not knowing the scriptures,nor the power of God. Not only that ,but when we understand HOW we got the scriptures we learn that all the words of the bible were actually the words of Jesus himself
(John 17:8). So what Wizanda has purposed is that Jesus opposed himself (Mt.12:25). I do not think that is the case at all. We can understand the scriptures when we read them correctly with a good and honest heart (Luke 8:15) (Eph.3:3,4) (John 5:39). So many times when people cannot understand something in the bible they automatically think the problem lies with the scriptures,when most likely the problem is that we misunderstood the scriptures. Anytime we think two scriptures oppose one another we automatically know that we have made the error.
Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth (John 17:17). Truth cannot contradict itself and still be truth.
God cannot lie - and Jesus was God on earth - (Titus 1:2). So in light of these scriptures we can be confident in the bible.
I hope I did not make matters worse. in love Baerly