Map 2 Corinthians 1
Map 2 Corinthians 1. Paul writes that he wanted to visit Macedonian on his way back to Judea and Jerusalem. "I wanted to visit. Honest."
"I wanted to visit. Honest."
Map of Alexandria Egypt
Map of Alexandria Egypt
Map of Alexandria Egypt. "Well, I'm with Apollos."
"Well, I'm with Apollos."
Map for 1 Corinthians 16
Map for 1 Corinthians 16
Map for 1 Corinthians 16. Paul says he's going to take an offering. Not a 10% tithe. He says, "Give what you're able." Christians taught that Jewish laws, such as those requiring circumcision, tithing, and ritual cleansing for sin were no longer valid:
"Rules the Jews observed are now obsolete" (Ephesians 2:15). "God called this a new agreement. It replaced the old agreement, which became obsolete and is already on the verge of disappearing" (Hebrews 8:13).
"Give as you're able."
Map Titus collects the money
Map Titus collects the money
Titus will help collect the money
Where Paul’s associates scattered
Where Paul’s associates scattered
Map of Paul’s trip to Jerusalem from Antioch
Map of Paul’s trip to Jerusalem from Antioch
Paul’s trip to Jerusalem from Antioch
Where freed Jews came from
Where freed Jews came from
Paul, Barnabas travel to Jerusalem
Paul, Barnabas travel to Jerusalem
Map of Sea Peoples
Map of Sea Peoples
Map of Sea Peoples invading Mediterranean coastland. A volcano erupted in the Aegean Sea around 1500 BC, when many say Moses was growing up in Egypt. It wiped out communities on islands and along the coasts. Sea Peoples, as they are known, started looking for new land, Philistines among them, who became fierce enemies of Israelite ancestors of today’s Jewish people.
Map of Sea Peoples invasion
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