From passages is different from knowing the history of Paul. According to archeology, isn't he a Roman citizen? I mean, you can ask yourself, "How the hell did he learn Greek, Roman, and his own language?" Is Paul a scholar? I'd say yes. If you claim that he isn't a scholar at his time since in my opinion, if comparing that time to our time, he is an PHD scholar as a rabbi.
Also, since we all know Paul is a mass murderer, which is no different than Islam vs Judaism, Paul has converted himself to Christ. He'd even scolded Peter, the fishermen, that he failed to teach about Christ. What Paul is doing is to convert Roman citizen to Christianity. The prediction of Daniel and the 10 toes that talks about the fall of Rome before the Germans conquered Rome. It's suppose to be 13; however, 3 got uprooted because they want to spread the real truth about Christianity by making the poor, the peasants, and all sorts of classes to know how to read. This offends the Roman Catholic Church very much that they killed those white tribes into extinction. Those are known to be the early protestant as we know it. Paul has collected the early books before his execution in Rome, being beheaded according to the emperor. I read my Bible as history of the past to use it as a testimonial learning. Paul, a scholar in his time; however, if he is in our time, he is a PHD.
Since you're Atheist-denialist and Evangelical, you haven't figure out. Please go back and re-read the book of acts.
When receiving holy spirit, you can speak many different languages in order to help the Gentiles.
For example, whenever the Gentiles in trouble, the holy spirit speak their language and help them understand what's going on with them.
Remember that Paul and his apprentice went to Greece, through Paul's mouth the holy spirit spoke Greek to get them understand that the Gods (Zeus, etc.) they worship to were not real.