The apostle Paul is perhaps one of the more famous figures in antiquity. He once persecuted the church and then, without much explanation, began to promote the very faith he once sought to destroy. Paul went on to write the lion’s share of the New Testament, if one measures his contribution by numbers of books rather than numbers of pages. While Paul’s epistle to the Romans is perhaps his best-known book, a close second, or perhaps arguably even better known, is his letter to the Galatian