Absolutely not. I do deny however, that Paul is to be used to the exclusion of Jesus.
Paul was after all the Apostle to the Gentiles right?
Well, let us examine that. Who converted the first Gentile? Not Paul. Who spent most of his recorded journeys' time with the Jews? Paul. The problem is that Paul is identified as the Apostle to the Jews. Some idiots think that Paul was the super Apostle, the perfect one, because Jesus couldn't get the first 12 right. If you read Acts, Paul is an also. Not a primary.
All the gospels are used but the words of the Holy Spirit to Paul were specifically meant for us Gentiles were they not?
They were directed to the churches under Paul's jurisdiction, as a bishop of the Church, and not as a successor or an elevation of Christ.
Would you deny that by quoting Paul we are quoting the Holy Spirit?
I would say that the Gospels which quote Christ are elevated above Paul, which quote a bishop of Christ. One is superior to the other.
There you again projecting a preconceived notion or belief into what has been written.
>> Paul is an also. Not a primary.<<
There were no primaries. That notion was invented by the guys hoping to wear the pointy hat in Rome.
>> They were directed to the churches under Paul's jurisdiction<<
Jurisdiction? LOL We are no longer under the law. That language rings hollow to Spirit filled Christians.