Just to throw a spanner in the works:
Translation vary in what they include in Acts 9.
[BIBLEDRB]Acts 9:5[/BIBLEDRB]
the second section “It is Hard for thee to kick against the Goad”
is present here in very few translations. it is present in the later re-telling’s.
It references a Greek saying of the time which meant that it would be self destructive for a person to fight against the will of God, in the same way it would be bad for a Cow or Ox to kick back against a cattle-prod - which at the time was a big scythe like metal spike. (The ox could easily cripple itself by doing so).