at thou must do. Paul was blinded for three days and neither ate nor drank during that time. In Damascus, there was a certain disciple named Ananias. The Lord came to him in a vision. In that dream the Lord commanded Ananias to look for Paul and put his hands on him that he may receive his sight. Ananias went out in the city of Damascus and found Paul. He did what the Lord told him to do, and Paul received his sight and was baptized. Paul was now a converted Christian. He would live a life for the cause of Christ. Nicopolis was an important city for Paul's missionary work. He believed that it would make a perfect center for spreading Christianity. In 64 AD, Nero blamed the Christians of Rome for the great fire in the city. Nero ordered all the Christians to be arrested and killed. While in Nicopolis in 67 AD, a Roman officer recognized the Apostle Paul as a leader of the Christian faith. Paul was arrested and sent to Rome. Paul's long and illustrious life greatly influenced the spread of Christianity. His zealous for Christ's work led many to follow in his footstep. He will be remembered as the Missionary to the Gentiles...
