Trace Saint Paul’s footsteps across Greece, including visits to Athens, Corinth, and Thessalonica, and uncover their biblical significance.
Table of Contents 1. Introduction: Philippi – The Gateway of Christianity in Europe The ancient city of Philippi, located in modern-day northern Greece, holds a pivotal place in Christian history. It was here that Saint Paul planted the first Christian church in Europe, marking the beginning of a spiritual movement that would spread across […]
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Table of Contents 1. Introduction: Thessalonica – A Strategic Stop in Saint Paul’s Mission The ancient city of Thessalonica, now Thessaloniki in modern Greece, was a critical stop during Saint Paul’s Second Missionary Journey (Acts 17:1-9). As one of the largest cities in Macedonia and a key hub on the Via Egnatia, Thessalonica was
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Table of Contents 1. Introduction: Corinth in Saint Paul’s Missionary Journey The ancient city of Corinth was one of the most vital urban centers of the Roman Empire and played a significant role in Saint Paul’s missionary efforts. Known for its prosperity, cultural diversity, and moral challenges, Corinth provided both opportunities and obstacles for
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Table of Contents 1. Introduction: The Significance of Saint Paul’s Visit to Athens The city of Athens, renowned as the cradle of Western philosophy and democracy, holds a special place in Saint Paul’s missionary journey. During his Second Missionary Journey (Acts 17:16-34), Saint Paul arrived in Athens, a city filled with idols, philosophical debates,
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Table of Contents 1. Introduction: The Significance of Saint Paul’s Mission in Greece The Saint Paul’s Journey in Greece represents one of the most significant chapters in Christian history. Greece, with its rich cultural heritage, philosophical traditions, and bustling cities, became the backdrop for some of Paul’s most memorable sermons and theological contributions. During his
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