John C Schneidervin

The Apostle Paul, A Bondservant Of Christ Jesus John C Schneidervin

This is the second of a three-volume biographical commentary that is packed with information to arouse your interest and absorb you in its content. Rev. JC, the author, has written a solid, instructive, illuminating commentary about the apostle Paul's second and third missionary journeys. With rich insights Rev. JC unfolds what is written in the Book Of Acts and six of Paul's letters. He also presents extensive historical information about the cities Paul visited, which colors the events described in the Book of Acts and the content of those six letters. In this second volume you will: -Hike with Paul across the country-sides of Asia Minor and Greece and sail with him in the Aegean Sea that could be quite dangerous-Discover where and how Paul found young Timothy and why he enlisted him in his missionary team-Walk with Paul during his days of uncertainty about where to work next until he received a visionary call to Macedonia-Visit ancient Philippi and witness Paul's starting its church on a riverbank before being beaten and imprisoned-Trek with Paul to Thessalonica into the persecution he endured while founding its church-Then flee with Paul to Berea where he established its congregation before having to flee again-Sail with Paul through hazardous waters to Athens and breath in its sights and sounds and philosophies in the process of Paul's founding its church-Come with Paul to Corinth to take in its history, people, idolatries and immoralities amid his being persecuted while founding its congregation that became known for its many problems.-Explore with Paul the ancient city of Ephesus and learn what labors Paul expended to establish its church before the riot of the silversmiths brought him to yet another brush with death-Come to know what intense concerns and fears consumed Paul as he walked to Corinth to deal with the congregation's problems and the false super-apostles who were stirring it up-Learn about the persecutions, false teachers, and situations that led up to Paul's writing six of his letters during his second and third missionary journeys