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Apostle Paul
Front
Who was the primary figure responsible for spreading Christianity to the Gentiles in the New Testament?
Back
The Apostle Paul, also known as Saul of Tarsus, was the central figure in early Christian missions. He authored at least thirteen epistles in the New Testament and established numerous churches across the Roman Empire.
Explanation
After a miraculous conversion on the road to Damascus, Paul transitioned from a persecutor of the church to its most prolific missionary and theologian.
Source or basis: Acts of the Apostles; Pauline Epistles
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