The Temple of Artemis at Ephesus reveals how the gospel confronted pagan power, exposed idolatry, and vindicated the historical truth of Acts 19.
The Temple of the Goddess Artemis at Ephesus
Syracuse, Rhegium, Puteoli: Cities in Sicily and Italy
Acts 28:12–14 shows Syracuse, Rhegium, and Puteoli as real ports in Paul’s final voyage, confirming Luke’s precision and Jehovah’s purpose.
Why Acts Presents a Special Text-Critical Challenge
An in-depth documentary study of Acts textual variants, weighing major passages, manuscript evidence, and scribal habits to recover Luke’s original wording.
Tales from the Crypts: The Discovery and Deciphering of Cryptic Texts in the Old Testament
How buried scrolls, cave finds, and scribal notes confirm the preservation and recoverability of the Old Testament text.
What Rehoboth Means in Its Biblical Setting
Rehoboth in Genesis 26 marks the place where Jehovah made room for Isaac, ending contention and showing His covenant faithfulness.
UASV’s Daily Devotional All Things Bible, Monday, March 16, 2026
Romans 12:15 teaches Christians to share both the joy and sorrow of others, expressing genuine love through empathy, compassion, and unity in Christ.
Sardis, City in Asia Minor
Sardis was a wealthy city of Lydia whose history, ruins, and message in Revelation warn against outward reputation without spiritual life.
Philippi, City in Macedonia
Philippi was a Roman colony in Macedonia where Paul first preached in Europe, and archaeology strongly confirms the precise setting of Acts 16.
Pergamum, City in Asia Minor
Pergamum in Asia Minor stood at the center of pagan worship and emperor devotion, making Christ’s warning in Revelation 2 especially sharp.
Miletus, Port City in Asia Minor
Miletus was a major port of Asia Minor and the setting of Paul’s farewell charge to the Ephesian elders in Acts 20.
