Galatia - 178-193
1. The Visit of Paul and Silas, 178. 2. The Desertion of the Galatians, 182. 3. Letter to the Churches of Galatia, 184. 4. The Date of the Galatian Epistle, 189. 5. The Later History of the Churches of Galatia, 192.
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into Macedonia ... - 194-212
1. Across Asia, 194. 2. The Call into Macedonia, 198. 3. The Coming of Luke, 200. 4. The Entrance into Macedonia, 205. Note 1. ttjv Qpvytav ital FaXaTiK^y %d!>pav, 2IO. Note 2, SiijKdov T7}y *. Koi T. X^P9" Kw\v6evrts, 211,
I. Philippi, 213. 2. The Ventriloquist, 215. 3. Accusa- tion and Condemnation in Philippi, 217. 4. The Prison and the Earthquake, 219. 5. Release and Departure from Philippi, 222. 6. Thessalonica, 226. 7. The Riot at Thessalonica, 228. 8. Bercea, 231. Note 1. The Place of Prayer at Philippi, 235. Note a. The Synagogue at Thessalonica, 235.
1. Athens, 237. 2. In the University at Athens, 241.
3. The Speech before the Council of Areopagus, 249.
4. Corinth, 253. 5. The Synagogue and the Gentiles in Corinth, 255. 6. The Imperial Policy in its Relation to Paul and to Christian Preaching, 257. Note 1. & "Apeios Tlayos, 260. Note 2. Gallio, 261.
l. The Syrian Voyage and the Return to Ephesus, 262. 2. Apollos, Priscilla and Aquila, 267. 3. Ephesus, 269. 4. The Church in the Province of Asia, 273. 5. Demetrius the Silversmith, 277.
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1. The Second European Journey, 283. 2. The Contribu- tion of the Four Provinces, 286. 3. The Voyage to Troas, 289. 4. Eutychus, 290. 5. The Voyage to Caesareia, 291. 6. Caesareia and Jerusalem, 301. 7. The Crisis in the Fate of Paul and ol the Church, 303. 8. Finances of the Trial, 310. Note. Procuratorship of Felix, 313.