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The Ethiopian Eunuch
Saul the Persecutor
Saul's Conversion
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This man met and baptized the Ethiopian Eunuch
Philip
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Saul could never because crucified because he received this status from his father
Roman Citizen
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Paul was on the road to this city to root out the Christians there when Jesus appeared to him on the road
Damascus
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The Eunuch was on the road to this city, en route back to Africa
Gaza
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Saul was very well educated in Greek classical knowledge as well as this
The Hebrew Scriptures
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Though all the men could hear the voice, only Saul had this happen to him
Blinded him
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To the Romans, Ethiopia was considered to be this
The end of the known world (end of the earth)
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Saul's primary mission under the High Priests was to do this after Stephen's death
Stamp out the Christian movement
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In Damascus, this man reluctantly answered the call to go to Saul and baptize and heal him
Ananias
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The Ethiopian's baptism was significant for these two reasons
First Gentile to be baptized, Took back the Gospel to the "ends of the earth"
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Saul was born in this northeastern Mediterranean city
Tarsus
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After eventually making his way back to Jerusalem, only through this Disciple did the Apostles finally agree to meet with Saul
Barnabas
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The Ethiopian, who was reading from Isaiah, may have found it particularly interesting for this reason
Isaiah speaks of a place in heaven for the Eunuchs
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Saul's childhood studies in Jerusalem were under this highly respected Pharisee
Rabbi Gamaliel
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Tradition tells us Saul may have traveled here from Damascus before first returning to Jerusalem
Arabia