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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 Romans 1 –4 exploring God's righteousness, humanity's universal bondage under sin, and justification by faith in Jesus Christ as fulfillment of the Abrahamic covenant.

Greek letter of Emperor Claudius at Delphi mentioning L. Junius Gallio, Proconsul of Achaia ( Acts 18:12 ).

Antioch to Cyprus ( Salamis , Paphos ), Perga , Pisidian Antioch , Iconium , Lystra , and Derbe .

Sea voyage from Caesarea through Sidon , Myra , Fair Havens ( Crete ), shipwreck at Malta , and arrival in Rome .

Cilicia , Galatia , Troas (Macedonian Call), Philippi , Thessalonica , Berea , Athens , and Corinth .

Extended 3-year ministry in Ephesus , visit to Macedonia and Greece , and journey to Jerusalem .

Saul fallen from his horse on the road to Damascus , overcome by the radiant heavenly light of Christ .

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.

Photographic edition of the earliest extant manuscript of Paul's letters, including Hebrews and Romans .

Iconic Doric temple of Athena Parthenos overlooking Athens where the Apostle Paul delivered his speech at the Areopagus .

Oldest surviving manuscript folio of the Pauline epistles containing the opening chapter of Hebrews 1:1–7 .

Latin pavement inscription by Corinth theater: 'Erastus in return for his aedileship laid this pavement at his own expense'.

Herodian semicircular limestone theatre along the Mediterranean coast where Herod Agrippa I died ( Acts 12:21-23 ).

Bronze coin struck at Caesarea under Porcius Festus, bearing Nero Caesar's Greek wreath title.

Greek lintel inscription from the Vardar Gate naming the civic magistrates of Thessalonica as 'Politarchs'.

Senate house in the heart of the Roman Forum where the Roman Senate convened during the late Republic and imperial Principate.

Bronze prutah minted under Procurator Antonius Felix bearing the name of Nero Claudius Caesar and crossed palm branches.

Silver tetradrachm of Athens with helmeted Athena on obverse and the iconic owl with olive sprig on reverse.

Continental trans-Eurasian trade route network connecting the Roman Empire, Parthian Persia , Kushan Empire, and Han Dynasty China.

Rescript of Emperor Claudius dating the proconsulship of Gallio in Corinth to 51–52 CE, the chronological anchor of Pauline chronology.

Early 3rd-century papyrus codex folio containing portions of the four Gospels and Acts of the Apostles.

Overview of 2 Timothy capturing Paul's moving final letter from a Roman prison, urging Timothy to suffer hardship for the Gospel, guard the sound word, and preach the Word.

Overview of 2 Corinthians showing Paul defending his apostolic ministry by exalting weakness, suffering, and cruciform leadership through which Christ 's power is perfected.

Preserving Paul's declaration of adoption as sons ('Abba, Father') and the Spirit's intercession.

Overview of Romans 5 –16 covering life in the Spirit, God's covenant faithfulness to Israel , and unified church community embodying self-giving love.

Paul's thesis of the Gospel: 'The righteous shall live by faith' ( Habakkuk 2:4 quotation).

Paul's discourse on Love ('Love is patient, love is kind') in early 3rd-century papyrus Greek.

Overview of 1 Timothy giving guidance to Timothy for restoring order, healthy teaching, and leadership character in the Ephesian church as household of God.

Earliest surviving collection of the Pauline epistles (c. 175–225 CE) including Hebrews .

Limestone slab warning non-Jews on pain of death from entering the inner Temple courts in Jerusalem .

Overview of 1 Corinthians addressing church division, sexual ethics, food, worship disorders, and the bodily resurrection of Jesus as foundation of Christian hope.

Overview of Ephesians revealing God's grand plan to unite all things in Christ , reconciling Jew and Gentile into one body, and empowering believers with the armor of God.

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.