Consider a fitting Easter follow up story. Lord George Lyttleton (1709-1773) was a graduate of Oxford University, a prolific poet, and member of British Parliament. He and his equally esteemed friend, ...

Saul was his Hebrew name but he was called Paul due to his dual citizenship, and some Bible scholars claim he took the name Paul after his conversion.

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