Paul wrote this letter in 51 AD from Corinth. He and Silas had begun preaching the gospel in Macedonian Thessalonica, but were persecuted by the Jewish leaders. The uproar over their teachings was ...

I Thessalonians may have been the first letter Paul wrote, and one of the oldest ... was brought before the Roman Emperor Maximian for preaching Christianity. He would be speared in 306 CE ...

Paul and Silas were sent to preach to many groups, including Thessalonica and Berea. They particularly commended the people of Berea for their noble approach to receiving the message. So ...

Paul and Silas left Thessalonica according to Acts of the Apostles when some of the Jewish population became disturbed by his preaching and joined with a pagan mob to seek out Paul. They did not ...

He's preaching to gentiles ... we have in the New Testament is First Thessalonians and already in First Thessalonians Paul is having to console them when people are starting to die within the ...

How do you preach in Athens? Read our latest issue or browse ... Originally, that was all Athens was supposed to be: the next place. Paul’s visit to Thessalonica and environs had ended rather abruptly ...

We give as an illustration of this prophecy the harbor of Thessalonica, one of the cities in which St. Paul founded the Christian church ... tears, miracles and sermons, and also places made sacred by ...

The apostle Paul reminded the church in Thessalonica of this truth stating ... Not only did they preach about the risen Christ boldly and immediately — within 50 days of the resurrection ...

Paul and Silas left Thessalonica according to Acts of the Apostles when some of the Jewish population became disturbed by his preaching and joined with a pagan mob to seek out Paul. They did not ...