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a GraceNotesstudyThe Life and Epistles of St. Paula historical studyby W. J. Conybeare and J. S. Howson

The Life and Epistles of St. Paulby W. J. Conybeare and J. S. HowsonPage iia Grace Notes studyContentsIntroduction . 1Chapter 1 . 8Great Men of Great Periods . 8Period of Christ’s Apostles. 8Jews, Greeks, and Romans. 9Religious Civilization of the Jews. 10Character and Language of the Greeks . 12Growth of the Roman Empire . 14Misery of Italy and the Provinces . 15Preparation in the Empire for Christianity . 17The Dispersion of the Jews . 17Tarsus . 21Cicero . 22Political Changes in Judea . 23Herod and His Family . 24Chapter 2 . 26Jewish Origin of the Church. 26Sects and Parties of the Jews . 27Hellenists and Arameans . 29St. Paul's Infancy at Tarsus . 32The Tribe of Benjamin . 34Social Position of St. Paul's Family . 35St. Paul’s Boyhood. 37Paul is Sent to Jerusalem . 39Gamaliel . 42Rabbinical Schools . 43Mode of Teaching . 45Student Life and Early Manhood . 46First Aspect of the Church . 48The Sanhedrin . 50St. Stephen the Forerunner of St. Paul. 51Chapter 3 . 54Funeral of St. Stephen . 54Philip and the Samaritans . 56Aretas, King of Petra . 57Roads from Jerusalem to Damascus . 58Damascus . 60The Narratives of the Miracle. 62

The Life and Epistles of St. Paulby W. J. Conybeare and J. S. HowsonPage iiia Grace Notes studyThe Real Vision of Jesus Christ. 63Ananias . 65Baptism and First Preaching of Saul . 66Reflections on St. Paul's Conversion. 68Conspiracy of Damascus . 69St. Paul's Visit to Jerusalem . 70Saul in Syria and Cilicia . 72Chapter 4 . 74Wider Diffusion of Christianity. 74Chronology of the Acts . 75Claudius and Herod Agrippa I. 76Conversion of the Gentiles . 77Mission of Barnabas . 79The Name “Christian” . 80Description of Antioch . 81Character of the Inhabitants of Antioch . 83Famine. Mission to Jerusalem . 84Results of the Mission to Jerusalem . 86Chapter 5 . 87Second Part of the Acts of the Apostles . 87Revelation at Antioch . 88Departure of Barnabas and Saul . 88Salamis . 91Roman Provincial System . 92Sergius Paulus . 94Elymas Barjesus . 94History of Jewish Names . 96Chapter 6 . 97Old and New Paphos . 97The Coast of Pamphylia . 99Mark’s Return to Jerusalem . 100Mountain Scenery of Pisidia . 101Situation of Antioch . 104The Synagogue. 105Address to the Jews . 107Preaching to the Gentiles . 109Persecution by the Jews . 110Iconium . 111Lycaonia . 113

The Life and Epistles of St. Paulby W. J. Conybeare and J. S. HowsonPage iva Grace Notes studySt. Paul at Lystra. 114Address to the Gentiles . 116Chapter 7 . 120Controversy in the Church . 120Difficulty in the Narrative . 122Discontent at Jerusalem . 123Journey from Antioch to Jerusalem . 125Views of the Pharisaic Christians . 126The Meeting at Jerusalem . 127Return of Paul to Antioch . 130St. Peter Rebuked by St. Paul . 131Appearance of the two Apostles . 132Chapter 8 . 133Political Divisions of Asia Minor . 133ASIA . 134Bithynia . 135Pamphylia . 136Galatia . 137Pontus . 138Cappadocia . 139Cilicia . 139Planning for the 2nd Missionary Journey . 139Separation of Paul and Barnabas . 140Paul and Silas in Cilicia . 142Across the Taurus . 143Lystra . 145Timothy . 146Journey through Phrygia . 149Churches of Galatia . 150Journey to the Aegean . 152Alexandria Troas . 153Paul’s Vision . 154Chapter 9 . 155Voyage by Samothrace to Neapolis . 155Philippi . 157Lydia. 160The Demoniac Slave . 161Paul and Silas Arrested . 164Departure from Philippi . 168

The Life and Epistles of St. Paulby W. J. Conybeare and J. S. HowsonPage va Grace Notes studyLuke . 169Macedonia Described . 169Paul’s Journey Through Amphipolis and Apollonia . 171Thessalonica . 172The Jews at Berea . 180Chapter 10 . 182Arrival on the Coast of Attica . 182Scenery Around Athens . 183The Agora . 186The Acropolis . 187Greek Religion . 191The Stoics and Epicureans . 192Paul in the Agora . 195The Areopagus . 196Paul’s Speech . 198Chapter 11 . 201First Epistle to the Thessalonians. . 207I Thess. 1 . 207I Thess 2 . 208I Thess 3 . 208I Thess 4 . 209I Thess 5 . 210Second Epistle to the Thessalonians. . 2132 Thess 1 . 2131 Thess 2 . 2142 Thess 3 . 215Chapter 12 . 216The Isthmus and Acrocorinthus . 216Early History of Corinth . 218Province of Achaia. 220Gallio . 220Voyage by Ephesus to Caesarea . 222Antioch . 224Chapter 13 . 225The Spiritual Gifts . 225Constitution and Ordinances . 228Divisions and Heresies in the Church During the Lifetime of St. Paul . 234Chapter 14 . 245Departure from Antioch . 245St. Paul's Companions. 245

The Life and Epistles of St. Paulby W. J. Conybeare and J. S. HowsonPage via Grace Notes studyJourney through Phrygia and Galatia . 246Apollos at Ephesus and Corinth . 247Disciples of John the Baptist. 247APOLLOS in Ephesus . 248Arrival of St. Paul at Ephesus . 249The School of Tyrannus . 251Ephesian Magic . 252Miracles . 252The Exorcists . 253Burning of the Books . 254Chapter 15 . 254St. Paul pays a short Visit to Corinth . 254First Epistle to the Corinthians . 2591 Corinthians 1 . 2591 Corinthians 2 . 2601 Corinthians 3 . 2611 Corinthians 4 . 2621 Corinthians 5 . 2631 Corinthians 6 . 2641 Corinthians 7 . 2651 Corinthians 8 . 2671 Corinthians 9 . 2681 Corinthians 10 . 2691 Corinthians 11 . 2701 Corinthians 12 . 2711 Corinthians 13 . 2721 Corinthians 14 . 2731 Corinthians 15 . 2751 Corinthians 16 . 277Chapter 16 . 279Description of Ephesus . 279Temple of Diana. Her Image and Worship . 280Political Constitution of Ephesus . 283The Asiarchs . 285Demetrius and the Silversmiths . 285Chapter 17 . 288St. Paul at Troas . 288He passes over to Macedonia . 289Causes of his Dejection . 290

The Life and Epistles of St. Paulby W. J. Conybeare and J. S. HowsonPage viia Grace Notes studyHe meets Titus at Philippi . 291Second Epistle to the Corinthians. . 2932 Corinthians 1 . 2932 Corinthians 2 . 2942 Corinthians 3 . 2952 Corinthians 4 .

The Life and Epistles of St. Paul a historical study by W. J. Conybeare and J. S. Howson . The Life and Epistles of St. Paul Page ii . The biography of the Apostle must be compiled from two sources; first, his own letters, and secondly, the narrative in the Acts