ANGHELATOS MILTIADIS: Apostle Paul In Greece

Around the year AD 49, on the coast of Troas, the Apostle Paul saw a vision of a man begging him to come to Macedonia. Without hesitation, Paul took up the challenge, sailed to Neapolis with his companions and, visiting city after city, began spreading the gospel, to Philippi, Thessaloniki, Veria, Athens and, finally, Corinth. This book offers a retelling of this fascinating story. By combining information gleaned from archaeological findings and extrabiblical sources with the scriptural text, it enriches the reader΄s understanding of Paul΄s journey, his predicaments and the context within which be preached and wrote his letters. The narrative sections are then followed by guides to the archaeological sites, forums, objects of interest, and remains of early Christian churches of the cities Paul visited.

Miltiadis Anghelatos (1922-2002) was the writer of numerous books inspired the Bible. This book is an abridged translation of his monumental work on Biblical Greece and Paul΄s journeys. He was also the founder of the Hellenic Scripture Union with its two branches, the youtt center Bethel and Lois, a retirement and hospice core center for the elderly.