In a non-canonical apocalypse attributed to this person, a golden ship manned by three thousand singing angels takes this character to the City of Christ. This leader complimented a man who refreshed "the bowels of the saints," and who is asked to show mercy to Onesimus. This man survived a stoning in Iconium shortly after he and his travelling companion were mistaken for the gods (*) Jupiter and Mercury. This man was accused of defiling a temple, so he appealed to Caesar. Later, he was shipwrecked on Malta. This man was healed by Ananias after
In a non-canonical apocalypse attributed to this person, a golden ship manned by three thousand singing angels takes this character to the City of Christ. This leader complimented a man who refreshed "the bowels of the saints," and who is asked to show mercy to Onesimus. This man survived a stoning in Iconium shortly after he and his travelling companion were mistaken for the gods (*) Jupiter and Mercury. This man was accused of defiling a temple, so he appealed to Caesar. Later, he was shipwrecked on Malta. This man was healed by Ananias after being knocked to the ground and hearing a voice asking, "why do you persecute me?" For 10 points, name this apostle who was blinded on the road to Damascus and later wrote many epistles.
In a non-canonical apocalypse attributed to this person, a golden ship manned by three thousand singing angels takes this character to the City of Christ.
Paul the Apostle [or Saint Paul; or Saul of Tarsus] &lt;VC, Rel&gt;