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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Athens
The intellectual capital of the Greek world. Paul's sermon on the Areopagus there, quoting Greek poets and arguing with Greek philosophy while preaching the resurrection, is one of the most carefully fitted speeches in Acts.
The intellectual capital of the Greek world. Paul's sermon on the Areopagus there, quoting Greek poets and arguing with Greek philosophy while preaching the resurrection, is one of the most carefully fitted speeches in Acts.
Athens was the intellectual capital of the Greek world, and Paul's sermon there at the Areopagus, engaging Greek philosophy and quoting Greek poets while proclaiming the resurrection, is one of the most carefully adapted evangelistic speeches recorded in Acts.
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- Acts 17:15
- Acts 17:16
- Acts 18:1
- 1 Thessalonians 3:1
