It was by boat.
First of all there are plenty of important sites in Turkey. But when it comes to biblical and ancient city excursions, Ephesus is the best one cuz she has the biggest number of ruins in her.
Ephesians is a letter written to the Christians at Ephesus by Paul.
in prison in rome
In Ephesus he was free; in Caesarea he was a prisoner.
his heart.
Some places related to St Paul are Antioch, Ephesus, Corinth and Thesolonica.
The letter of Paul to the people of Ephesus , is called the book of Ephesians.
First of all there are plenty of important sites in Turkey. But when it comes to biblical and ancient city excursions, Ephesus is the best one cuz she has the biggest number of ruins in her.
Ephesus was an ancient city located in present day Turkey. It was an important early?æChristianity center where St. Paul had preached and St. John had lived.?æ
Ephesians is a letter written to the Christians at Ephesus by Paul.
Timothy's successor was Titus, who succeeded him as bishop of the church in Ephesus. Titus is believed to have been a close companion of Paul and is mentioned in several of his letters.
It was destroyed due to wars and earthquakes.
in prison in rome
He was in Rome.
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St. Timothy is the patron saint of:•against intestinal disorders•against stomach diseasesSt. Timothy has been regarded by some as the "angel of the church of Ephesus", Revelation 2:1-17. According to the ancient Roman martyrology he died Bishopof Ephesus. The Bollandists (24 Jan.) give two lives of St. Timothy, one ascribed to Polycrates (an early Bishop of Ephesus, and a contemporary of St. Irenæus) and the other by Metaphrastes, which is merely an expansion of the former. The first states that during the Neronian persecution St. John arrived at Ephesus, where he lived with St. Timothy until he was exiled to Patmos under Domitian. Timothy, who was unmarried, continued Bishop of Ephesus until, when he was over eighty years of age, he was mortally beaten by the pagans. According to early tradition Titus continued after St. Paul's death as Archbishop of Crete, and died there when he was over ninety.Timothy is the patron saint against intestinal disorders and against stomach diseases.
In Ephesus he was free; in Caesarea he was a prisoner.