BIBLE QUIZ

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Guys lets test your knowledge of the bible. In the new testament, who changed the name of Saul to Paul?

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  1. Anonymous1/11/17 11:05 pm

    The answer is Jesus on his way to Damascus.

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  2. Anonymous1/11/17 11:07 pm

    It wasn't disclosed in the bible.

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