In Ephesus, this man enraged a mob of silversmiths by preaching against their idols of Artemis.
In Ephesus, this man enraged a mob of silversmiths by preaching against their idols of Artemis. Along with Barnabus, this man healed a disabled man in Lystra and was mistaken for a Greek deity, while his divinity was proven when he survived a snake bite while shipwrecked on the island of Malta. His assistants were Timothy and Titus, and he once sent the slave Onesimus to take a dispatch to Philemon. Along with Peter, he is the focus of the book of Acts, and he had a notable conversion experience when God revealed Jesus to him on the road to Damascus. For 10 points, identify this saint and Apostle who ministered to the Gentiles and who wrote a number of Epistles.
In Ephesus, this man enraged a mob of silversmiths by preaching against their idols of Artemis.
Saint Paul the Apostle [or Saint Paul of Tarsus, prompt on Saul]