Conversion of Paul

The Conversion of Paul refers to a significant moment described in the Christian New Testament, where Saul, a fierce persecutor of Christians, experiences a sudden and profound spiritual awakening. While traveling to persecute Christians, he is struck by a divine light and hears Jesus speaking to him, leading to his blindness. After three days, he regains sight through the help of a Christian named Ananias and adopts the name Paul. This event marks his transformation from a persecutor to a dedicated follower and influential missionary of Christianity, profoundly impacting the spread of the faith.