Antioch 1 (Biblical Place • 36.202°N, 36.162°E): Ancient biblical location referenced in Acts 6:5 , Acts 11:19 , Acts 11:20 , Acts 11:22 , Acts 11:26 , Acts 11:27 . It is closely linked with Antioch 2 (Biblical Place • 38.316°N, 31.179°E): Ancient biblical location referenced in Acts 13:14 , Acts 14:19 , Acts 14:21 , 2 Tim 3:11 .
Overview of Acts 13 –28 following Paul's missionary journeys across the Greco-Roman world, the Jerusalem Council uniting Jewish and Gentile believers, trials, and unhindered proclamation in Rome .
Overview of Acts 1 –12 showing the Risen Jesus empowering his followers with the Holy Spirit at Pentecost , the bold multi-ethnic community in Jerusalem , and early expansion across Judea and Samaria .
Overview of Galatians passionately defending the true Gospel of grace against legalism, showing that justification is by faith in Christ alone and producing fruit of the Spirit.
Byzantine modal troparion celebrating the descent of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost ( Acts 2:1-4 ).
The Apostle Paul proclaiming the Unknown God and the resurrection to the philosophers of the Areopagus .
Visual timeline mapping the letters of Paul to his missionary journeys, Corinthian pastorate, and Roman imprisonments.
Rescript of Emperor Claudius dating the proconsulship of Gallio in Corinth to 51–52 CE, the chronological anchor of Pauline chronology.
Limestone slab warning non-Jews on pain of death not to enter past the balustrade (soreg) into the inner Temple courts ( Acts 21:28 ).
Discover the biblical meaning of God's Spirit (Hebrew Ruakh)—God's personal, animating energy hovering over creation, empowering leaders, and indwelling Christ 's body.
Landmark scholarly monograph demonstrating that New Testament Greek is the living vernacular (Koine) of the Greco-Roman world.
Trace the Greek word Martus (μάρτυς)—originally meaning a courtroom witness who testifies to truth, evolving in early Christian history to mean those who testify to Jesus even unto death.
Paved limestone plaza inscription in ancient Corinth reading 'Erastus in return for his aedileship laid this pavement at his own expense'.
Overview of Romans 5 –16 covering life in the Spirit, God's covenant faithfulness to Israel , and unified church community embodying self-giving love.
The dramatic angel staying Abraham 's hand as he prepares to offer his son Isaac on Mount Moriah .
The sorrowful prophet resting his head as the city of Jerusalem and Solomon's Temple burn in the distance.
Overview of 1 Peter offering living hope to persecuted Christian exiles throughout Asia Minor, pointing them to their royal priesthood and Christ 's suffering as their pattern of victory.
The resurrected Christ revealing Himself to the two disciples in the breaking of the bread.
Leather pouch containing 35 legal papyri preserved in the Judean wilderness during the Bar Kokhba revolt.
Overview of Song of Songs celebrating marital romantic intimacy and passion, pointing typologically to covenant union and God's love for humanity.
Overview of Jude vigorously contending for the faith once delivered to the saints against antinomian infiltrators, drawing on ancient Jewish literature to warn of divine judgment.
Overview of 1, 2, and 3 John calling Jesus ' community back to the core message that God is light and love, testing true fellowship by moral obedience, loving brothers, and confessing the incarnate Son.
Overview of Jonah presenting a subversive satire of a rebellious prophet fleeing God's mercy, contrasting pagan repentance with religious prejudice against God's compassion for Nineveh .
Explore the ancient Hebrew word Shema (שָׁמַע)—where hearing, paying attention, and responding in obedience are a single unified action of faithful listening to God.
Overview of Micah exposing social injustice and religious bribery among Judah 's leaders, anticipating exile yet heralding a Shepherd-Ruler born in Bethlehem who executes justice and loves mercy.
