Who killed St Paul?

Answer 1

A:There is a Christian tradition that Emperor Nero had both Peter and Paul executed in Rome. However, Clement of Rome who, writing around 95 CE, ought to have known if this had been the case, seems to have believed that Paul went to the 'west' (Spain) and lived out his remaining years there. Supporting this is that Acts of the Apostles, also written around the end of the century, makes no mention of the martyrdom of Paul.

We do not know how Paul died.

Answer 2

A:There is a Christian tradition that Emperor Nero had both Peter and Paul executed in Rome. However, Clement of Rome who, writing around 95 CE, ought to have known if this had been the case, seems to have believed that Paul went to the 'west' (Spain) and lived out his remaining years there. Supporting this is that Acts of the Apostles, also written around the end of the century, makes no mention of the martyrdom of Paul.

We do not know how Paul died.