DID YOU KNOW?
The answer
See. He opened his eyes and "could see nothing," was led into Damascus by the hand, and was without sight — neither eating nor drinking — for three days, until Ananias came (Acts 9:8–9).
Why it’s interesting
The man en route to arrest believers arrives helpless, led by the hand into the very city he meant to raid. The three blind days are the story's hinge — and they appear only in Acts; Paul's own letters never mention them.
Scholarly consensus
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