The Apostle Paul in Ephesus
The longest stop of all Paul's journeys — synagogue, school, book fire and riot, told in full.

The saints who walked here, the riots and councils that shook here, the legends that grew here — the full stories behind the sites.
The men and women of the New Testament whose lives ran through this city.
The longest stop of all Paul's journeys — synagogue, school, book fire and riot, told in full.
The tradition that brought the beloved disciple and the mother of Jesus to Ephesus — examined with love and honesty.
The physician who wrote Acts — his voyages past this coast and the Ephesus monument bearing his name.
Paul's dearest co-worker, left to lead the Ephesian church — and the two biblical letters sent to him here.
The tentmaking couple whose living room was the first church of Ephesus — and who gently corrected Apollos.
Prophet, citizen, midnight singer — and a genuine historical puzzle: did Silas serve in Ephesus?
The guild leader whose speech — half piety, half profit — set the great theater roaring against Paul.
The days when the whole Christian world looked at Ephesus.
The gospel's most cinematic crowd scene, reconstructed scene by scene in the theater where it roared.
Cyril, Nestorius, rival assemblies and a torchlight procession — the council that named Mary God-bearer.
The council of 449 that went infamously wrong — and provoked Chalcedon two years later.
How the city of Artemis became a city of basilicas — the three-century conversion, told in stone.
The full tale of the sleepers — persecution, the sealed cave, the outdated coin, and the story's journey into the Quran.
John in Ephesus and on Patmos, seven letters, seven cities — what each church was, and what a pilgrim finds there today.

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