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Suddenly a bright light shone on Saul, causing his entire party to fall to the ground. Then Jesus spoke to Saul, asking him, “Why are you persecuting me?” in a voice understood only by him. Saul recognized that this was a deity of some sort because he called Him “Lord” and asked who He was. When Jesus identified Himself as the very One Saul had been persecuting, one can only imagine the terror that filled Saul’s heart. Saul was speechless, no doubt thinking to himself, “I’m a dead man.” The Acts 22 version of the story indicates that Saul’s response was to ask what Jesus wanted him to do. The Acts 9 and Acts 22 retellings of the story have Saul saying Jesus told him to rise and go to Damascus where he would be told what to do., Paul, who went by the name of Saul at that time, was on his way to Damascus with a letter from the high priest of the temple in Jerusalem giving him authority to arrest any who belonged to “the Way,” meaning those who followed Christ., In Galatians 1:16-17 Paul tells us that after his revelation he conferred not with flesh and blood, nor went up to Jerusalem to the apostles, but instead went to Arabia (for an unspecified amount of time) and then back to Damascus (coincidentally, these happen to be Essene [sect] locations)..
Meanwhile, Paul traveled to Damascus for Jerusalem’s illegitimate authorities. He came to arrest many in Yeshua known as “The Way,” charging them for rebellion against Jerusalem’s authority. En route, he had an audio-visual experience to change his life and theology forever., It is on the road to Damascus that Saul of Tarsus, in one of the best-known and most crucial passages of the entire New Testament, undergoes his conversion into Paul., Paul was converted on the road to Damascus, which is in Syria (Acts 9). After he saw the Lord, he continued on to Damascus. Acts 9 goes on to mention Paul’s ministry in Damascus and how he preached Christ and how the Jews planned to kill him., For Paul, known as Saul, his goal was to arrest followers of Jesus Christ. But, a supernatural event changed everything. Near Damascus, a bright light from heaven hit him, and a voice spoke to him. This event, known as the “Damascus Christophany,” shows how God can change lives., Paul tells his Jewish audience about his encounter with the risen Lord on the road to Damascus and that he became blind afterwards. Jesus then sends a believer, Ananias, to go pray for Paul., In Acts chapter 9, Paul, then called Saul, was on his way to Damascus and while on his way there, he had an encounter with the Lord himself. This encounter ultimately led to his conversion..