Paul and Silas in Thessalonica
They spread the word, many people believed, some didn't and caused a ruckus.
Seems like the same basic story over and over.
Paul and Silas in Berea
They went to Berea and preached. The Jews there were much more civil, but the guys from Thessalonica heard about it and came to Berea to stir them up.
Thessalonicans are dicks, got it
Paul in Athens
Paul is in Athens and is upset that he sees so many idols. He preaches and is brought to the areopagus. They ask him to share his teachings.
Paul Addresses the Areopagus
He told the story of Jesus and did some more preaching. When he talked of the resurrection some mocked but some became followers.
That actually sounds pretty believable.
"Thessalonicans are dicks..." Priceless.
ReplyDeleteI like the usage of the word "superstitious" in verse 22. =) I don't think Christians could really understand why non believers would find this kind of funny. It would be like someone from the Navajo tribe calling a Pagan superstitious. It's just silly to outsiders.
ReplyDeleteMy translation says religious, not superstitious, that is hilarious. Looks like most translations say religious but a few say superstitious.
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