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When was Paul Homer born?
Paul Homer was born in 1928, in Athens, Greece.
On which journeys did paul vist the ciites of corinth and Athens?
Paul visited Corinth during his second missionary journey, where he stayed for over a year and a half. He visited Athens during his second missionary journey as well, after leaving Berea and before arriving in Corinth.
When did Paul Nord die?
Paul Nord died on April 23, 1981, in Athens, Greece.
Did paul preach in Athens Greece?
Paul went to Athens, Greece and preached in the temple that was dedicated to the Greek gods and he shared the gospel of Jesus Christ with the Greek philosophers who were in the temple.
What was paul's reception in Athens?
When Paul preached in Athens, his reception was mixed. Some were interested in his message about Jesus and the resurrection, while others mocked him and dismissed his teachings. Overall, his time in Athens was notable for engaging with Greek philosophy and culture to present the Christian message.
Is it true that Although the apostle Paul was never in Athens he knew about it from many letters he received?
No, it is not true. Paul visited Athens at least once, when he preached his famous sermon on the Mars Hill, that is recorded in the book of Acts ch.17.
What places are named after a religion?
St. Louis, St. Paul, Athens, Attica, and Rome
Who was Damaris in the Bible?
She was a woman who embraced the Christian faith following a speech by Paul in Athens.
How far is Athens from the airport via taxi or bus?
The airport is in Athens, so it dependes on wherein Athens you want to go.
Why shouldn't Athens go to war against Sparta?
Athens shouldn't go to war with Sparta because they will loose a lot of soldiers.
What has the author Paul hendricks Fontaine written?
Paul hendricks Fontaine has written: 'Ohio University' -- subject(s): Athens Ohio University, History
Where did Paul Silas and Timothy meet for their missionary journey?
They met up in Athens.
