From Damascus to RomeA man named Saul did not like the friends of Jesus. On the road to Damascus a bright light from the sky stopped him, and for three days he could not see. A man named Ananias helped him, and he could see again. From then on he was also called Paul. Paul sailed with Barnabas to the island of Cyprus, and they walked from town to town telling people about Jesus. In Philippi, Paul and Silas were put in prison. At midnight they prayed and sang songs to God, and an earthquake opened the doors. Later soldiers took Paul by ship toward Rome. A fierce storm broke the ship, but nobody was lost. At last Paul reached Rome and told everyone about Jesus.