That's why he has this Roman name, Paul, and he has this Hebrew name, Saul. And he's educated in Jerusalem. And he doesn't enter into the story until we get to the fifth book of the New Testament, the Acts of the Apostles. And the Acts of the Apostles talks a lot about Peter, how he spreads the church, how he is persecuted, how he performs various miracles, but it also is where we get introduced to Paul. And when we first see him, as I mentioned, he is persecuting Christians. So as this church of Jerusalem starts to get established, Peter puts a fellow by the name of Stephen in charge of distributing alms to widows that are coming to them. And Stephen, and this is a narrative that you'll hear often in the New Testament, he starts to get on the nerves of the religious establishment, the Jewish religious establishment, who think that he's a blasphemer, that his beliefs are threatening them.