Sveti Pavle
Sveti Pavle, also known as Saint Paul, was a pivotal figure in early Christianity, whose teachings and letters form a significant portion of the New Testament. Originally a zealous persecutor of Christians, he experienced a profound conversion that led him to become one of Christianity's most influential apostles, spreading the faith across the Roman Empire and emphasizing the message of grace and salvation.
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Sveti Pavle, formerly known as Savle, is mentioned as a historical figure who underwent a significant ideological transformation.
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