Dear Saint Iaint, Thank you for translating the Greek here. Like
you said, more correctly, it says: "Saul, or Paulus outside the
synagogue," instead of "Saul, Paulus or outside the synagogue".
What it says about St Paul is discernable from the New
Testament, except I guess when he was born. From Google
Translate: ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ The term law is meant first of the Ten
Commandments given by God to Moses as a covenant. Agreement
between loving Him and His people. With the passage of time came
and many other provisions, which were attributed to the
legislator Moses and recorded in the first five books of the Old
Testament, the Pentateuch. The law was necessary to educate the
people, who would be prepared to accept the Messiah and Christ's
kingdom. At the time of Jesus, even before the law and served as
preparation for the best. The opposite was done. The scribes and
Pharisees as interpreters of the law had created additional
numerous other provisions and the smallest details of life. They
had neglected the most impor