He cured Publius's father of dysentery after being shipwrecked on Malta, where he was bitten by a snake but remained unharmed, leading him to be confused for a god.
On one journey, this figure traveled with Silas after refusing to bring John Mark along. He cured Publius's father of dysentery after being shipwrecked on Malta, where he was bitten by a snake but remained unharmed, leading him to be confused for a god. He preached in both Antioch and Jerusalem with Barnabas. This man converted after his sight was restored by Ananias, which was necessary due to a vision he saw on the road to Damascus. For 10 points, name this Apostle, a native of Tarsus, who wrote one epistle to the Romans and two to the Corinthians.
On one journey, this figure traveled with Silas after refusing to bring John Mark along.
St. Paul [or Saul of Tarsus]