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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.

Greece

Paul spent three months here near the end of his third journey. The Old Testament calls the region and its people Javan. Athens, Corinth and Philippi were Greek cities where Paul planted churches.

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First, in plain English

Paul spent three months here near the end of his third journey. The Old Testament calls the region and its people Javan. Athens, Corinth and Philippi were Greek cities where Paul planted churches.

Who this is

Greece is not a person but the region Paul traveled through and stayed in for three months near the end of his third missionary journey (Acts 20:2-3). In the Old Testament the region and its people are called Javan (Genesis 10:2; Daniel 8:21), and Greek cities such as Athens, Corinth, and Philippi became major centers of Paul's church-planting work in the New Testament.

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The word

G1671

Where it appears
  • Acts 20:2

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