Who in the New Testament is a prominent example of God's grace, having been transformed from a persecutor of Christians to a devoted apostle and author of many Epistles?

Correct Answer
Paul

The conversion of Paul, formerly known as Saul, is recounted in Acts 9:1-19 and stands as a profound demonstration of God’s transformative grace. Once a fervent persecutor of Christians, Paul's encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus marked a complete turnaround in his life. God’s grace not only spared Paul from his misguided path but also empowered him to become a pivotal figure in the early Church. Paul's numerous Epistles in the New Testament continue to be a cornerstone of Christian theology and teachings. His life and works are a testament to the power of God's grace to renew and redirect the course of our lives, no matter our past.