15 Facts about the Apostle Paul & Brief About His Conversion – I share with you 10 facts about the Apostle Paul from the Bible, a well-known name in the New Testament.
15 Facts about the Apostle Paul
- One of the apostles in the early church
- A Missionary
- Spent time In Prison (Several Times)
- Wrote most of the New Testament
- He persecuted & killed Christians before being converted
- Former name Saul
- Born in Tarsus
- Jewish before converting to Christianity
- Tent Maker
- Roman Citizen
- Died by beheaded, martyred
- Was Temporary Blind at one time
- Responsible for the stoning of Stephen
- Had a thorn in his side (not sure what that was)
- Well educated
What other facts do you know about Paul that you would like to add?
Please share in the comments of other facts to add about the Apostle Paul.

The Conversion of Paul
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Paul was also shipwrecked on his trip to Rome. He was bitten by a viper, but did not suffer any bad effects.
Thank you for that comment on another fact about Paul. I just noticed this comment. Sorry it took so long to reply.
Paul was a humble man as he considered himself the “chiefest of sinners” (1 Timothy 1) as he persecuted the Church of Christ.
Most indeed. Thank you for commenting.
As you pointed out, Paul was one of the greatest, most godly and accomplished Christians / followers of Yahweh and his sonJesus Christ in all of human history, but he did NOT write most of the New Testament. In fact, by word count, he only wrote 28% or just over a quarter of the New Testament.
What facts do you have to support that idea?