Saul of Tarsus appeared to have an extremely bright future. He had distinguished himself as being the star pupil of Gamaliel, who was considered the outstanding first century teacher in Israel. Although still a young man, Saul had already been accepted as a member of both the Pharisees and of the Sanhedrin, the principal legislative and judicial body of Israel. Now the Jewish high priest has given Saul the assignment of hunting down, arresting, and persecuting the men and women who claim that Jesus of Nazareth is both the Messiah and the Son of God. Saul pursued the task with his usual dedication and determination . . . until something unusual happens on the road to Damascus. Walk with Saul on his momentous journey that radically changed not only his life, but also the history of the world.