A Tribute to a Converted Soldier

There was a Roman soldier whose name was Saul. He was appointed by the Jewish council to put a stop with the conversion of the Jewish citizens who were converting to Christianity. His assignments were to imprisoned or crucify anyone who was worshipping in the Christian’s faith or spoke the words of Christianity. They sent him to Damascus to investigate and to arrest if necessary, as he and his company of soldiers were travelling on this road to Damascus, a dazzling, bright light shone down ...