Saint Paul authored more epistles in the New Testament than any other apostle. Most of Christian theology builds on his ...

Thousands of people recited prayers while carrying large wooden crosses and walking through the streets of the Old City of ...

Judeo-Christian brotherhood is built on the value of freedom. And the first freedom is the right to defend life.The post From Rome to Jerusalem: The unfinished dialogue between Jews and ...

Salamis & Paphos - two cities on Cyprus visited by Barnabas & Paul (Acts 13:4-13) PAMPHYLIA - small coastal region south of Galatia Perga - port city visited only briefly by Barnabas and Paul ...

18Then after three years I went up to Jerusalem to visit Cephas ... 24And they glorified God because of me. Paul's Story of the Conflict at Antioch Galatians 2.1 - 2.14 2I went up by revelation ...

Also: The Hardy Tree (St Pancras), Heathrow Terminal 1, Highbury (technically 'the Arsenal stadium'), House of St Barnabas (Soho ... save for a few loci like St Paul's, the Barbican Centre ...

Tongues produced the same reaction in the skeptics in both Jerusalem and Corinth ... mocked them for drunkenness (Acts 2:13, 15). Paul reminded the Corinthians that if they all spoke in tongues ...

Around A.D. 48—a date approximated by biblical historians—Paul the Apostle sailed from Cyprus to Anatolia. Joined by a Cypriot named Barnabas, the evangelist set forth to preach the Gospel to ...