And Paul is blinded by this event. He's blind for three days, he goes to Damascus, and he is healed by a follower of Christ. And at that moment, he completely does a 180. He goes from being one of the chief persecutors of the Christians to being one of the chief believers, and he starts to aggressively spread the faith. And so that brings us, so let's go to this map, because what's significant about Paul is Peter was, you could really view him as the first head of the church, especially after Jesus, but he primarily viewed it as something to spread amongst the Jewish people. There are events, for example, in Acts, where he does realize, hey, maybe I should be, that the word of Jesus should go beyond the Jewish people, should go to the non-Jews, referred to as Gentiles. But Paul, and you can see in the map here, he has this revelation, I guess you could say, as he's approaching Damascus, and he goes back to Jerusalem, and he tries to convince the other followers, and you can imagine they're quite skeptical of this person who was shortly before persecuting them.