Answer:
B. Saint Paul is the correct answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
Saint Paul the Apostle's real name was Saul of Tarusus. He was the leaders of the first generation of Christians and is believed to be most important person after Jesus Christ. He established many churches in Europe and Asia Minor from from second half of 30 AD till second half of 50 AD. As per the new testament initially he was persecuting the early Christians but later he used his dual identity of a Jew and Roman audience to serve both Roman and Jewish audiences. Out of twenty-seven thirteen books have been credited to St Paul.