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| Lesson 201 |
Chapter 10 Arrival
on the Coast of Attica.—Scenery round Athens.—The Piraeus
and the “Long Walls.”—The Agora.—The
Acropolis.—The “Painted Porch” and the “Garden.”—The
Apostle alone in Athens.—Greek Religion.—The Unknown
God.—Greek Philosophy.—The Stoics and Epicureans.—Later
Period of the Schools.—St. Paul in the Agora.—The
Areopagus.—Speech of St. Paul.—Departure from Athens. |
| Lesson 202 |
Chapter 11 Letters
to Thessalonica written from Corinth.—Expulsion of the Jews
from Rome.—Aquila and Priscilla.—St. Paul’s
Labors.—Arrival of Timothy and Silas.—First Epistle
to the Thessalonians.—St. Paul is opposed by the Jews;
and turns to the Gentiles.—His Vision.—Second Epistle
to the Thessalonians.—Continued Residence in Corinth. |
| Lesson 203 |
Chapter 12 The Isthmus
and Acrocorinthus.—Early History of Corinth.—Its
Trade and Wealth.—Corinth under the Romans.—Province
of Achaia.—Gallio the Governor.—Tumult at Corinth.—Cenchrea.—Voyage
by Ephesus to Caesarea.—Visit to Jerusalem.—Antioch. |
| Lesson 204 |
Chapter 13 The Spiritual
Gifts, Constitution, Ordinances, Divisions, and Heresies of the
Primitive Church in the Lifetime of St. Paul. |
| Lesson 205 |
Chapter 14 Departure
from Antioch.—St. Paul’s Companions.—Journey
through Phrygia and Galatia.—Apollos at Ephesus and Corinth.—Arrival
of St. Paul at Ephesus.—Disciples of John the Baptist.— The
Synagogue. —The School of Tyrannus.— Ephesian Magic.—Miracles.—The
Exorcists.— Burning of the Books. |
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Chapter 15 St. Paul
pays a short Visit to Corinth.—Returns to Ephesus.—Writes
a Letter to the Corinthians, which is now lost.—They reply,
desiring farther Explanations.—State of the Corinthian
Church.—St. Paul writes the First Epistle to the Corinthians. |
| Lesson 207 |
Chapter 16 Description
of Ephesus.—Temple of Diana.—Her Image
and Worship. —Political Constitution of Ephesus.—The
Asiarchs. —Demetrius and the Silversmiths.—Tumult
in the Theatre.—Speech of the Town Clerk.—St. Paul’s
Departure. |
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Chapter 17 St. Paul
at Troas.—He passes over to Macedonia.—Causes of his
Dejection. —He meets Titus at Philippi.—Writes the
Second Epistle to the Corinthians.—Collection for the poor
Christians in Judea.—Liberality of the Macedonians.—Titus.—Journey
by Illyricum to Greece. |
| Lesson 209 |
Chapter 18 St. Paul’s
Return to Corinth.—Contrast with his
first Visit.—Bad News from Galatia.—He writes the
Epistle to the Galatians. |