The disciple in Damascus that God commissioned to restore the sight of Saul was

The disciple that God commissioned to restore the sight of Saul in Damascus was Ananias. After Saul encountered a vision of Jesus Christ on his way to Damascus, he was left blind and was instructed to go to a particular street where he would meet a man named Ananias. Ananias was hesitant at first, knowing that Saul had been persecuting Christians, but God assured him that Saul had been chosen to carry His name to the Gentiles. Ananias went to Saul, laid his hands on him, and Saul's sight was restored. Saul later became known as Paul and became a prominent figure in the early Christian church.