Wangerin applies his formidable storytelling skills to the greatest missionary and theologian in church history. Wangerin deftly reveals Paul's character through each stage of his life, fleshing out the excitement and dramatic biblical accounts of Paul's revolutionary ministry, ending the novel with the apostle's voyage to Rome. Each chapter is narrated by a different character--generally one of Paul's close associates. Portrays the Apostle Paul as a flawed, confrontational man who inspires either murderous hate or passionate love.