Acts 9

Saul, en route to Damascus to persecute believers, encounters Iēsous (Jesus) in a blinding light, falls to the ground, and hears, 'Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting Me?' leading to his temporary blindness for three days.[1][2][3] The Lord instructs Ananias in a vision to restore Saul's sight; despite hesitation, Ananias obeys, Saul receives sight, is filled with the Holy Spirit, baptized, and begins proclaiming Iēsous as the Son of God, though later opposed by Hellenistic Jews who plot his murder, prompting his escape to Jerusalem where Barnabas vouches for him.[1][2][3][6]

Interlinear Text

departed and Ananias and entered into the house and laying on him his hands said Saul Brother the Lord has sent me Jesus who appeared to you in the way which you were coming so that you may regain your sight and be filled with the Spirit Holy