Paul the Apostle

Paul the Apostle was a Jew and his Jewish name was Saul. He was born in Tarsus, Cecilia. Saul could speak Greek and Aramaic.

His father was a Pharisee and

his father named Saul after a famous member of the Benjamin tribe. Saul got very annoyed and became enemies with Christians and stoned them to death and when he killed them, Christians would tell him, "You are killing Jesus." 

God punished Saul for killing Christians and made him blind and later sent Ananias to make him see again. God changed his name to Paul. Paul became an Apostle and preached the Gospel of Jesus to others.