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

Rome

Capital of the empire that ruled Judea through the whole New Testament period. Paul wrote to the church there, and Acts ends with him in the city as a prisoner, his case appealed to Caesar.

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First, in plain English

Capital of the empire that ruled Judea through the whole New Testament period. Paul wrote to the church there, and Acts ends with him in the city as a prisoner, his case appealed to Caesar.

Who this is

Rome was the capital of the empire that ruled Judea throughout the New Testament period, and Paul's letter to the Roman church and his eventual voyage there as a prisoner, appealing his case to Caesar, close out the book of Acts.

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The word

G4516

Where it appears
  • Acts 18:2
  • Acts 19:21
  • Acts 23:11
  • Acts 28:14
  • Acts 28:16
  • Romans 1:7
  • Romans 1:15
  • 2 Timothy 1:17

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