Can we really know who wrote the Bible? Examine the evidence for Moses, the prophets, Gospel writers, Paul, and John.
Can Anyone Know Who Really Wrote the Bible?
Introduction to Paul the Traveler
Follow Paul across the Roman world as geography, archaeology, law, and eyewitness detail confirm the historical reliability of Acts.
Third-Century Archaeological Evidence for Churches Paul Founded
Archaeology confirms the cities, officials, settings, and third-century textual legacy of congregations founded through Paul’s ministry.
Trial Scenes in the Book of Acts That Match Roman Legal Procedures and Customs of the First Century
Acts records Roman hearings, citizen rights, provincial courts, appeals, custody, and legal customs with striking first-century precision.
UASV’s Daily Devotional All Things Bible, Monday, May 25, 2026
Paul’s humility shows how mercy removes pride, restores usefulness, and moves repentant Christians into faithful service.
The Forum of Appius and the Three Taverns: Stopping Stations in Italy
Acts 28:15 names two real stations on the Via Appia where Roman believers met Paul, confirming Luke’s precision and the strength of Christian fellowship.
THE APOSTLE PAUL: Teacher, Preacher, Apologist, and Evangelist
Paul, the Apostle of Christ, stands as teacher, preacher, apologist, and evangelist—transformed from persecutor to missionary, leaving a model for all believers.
A Vicious Persecutor Becomes a Zealous Witness (Acts 9:15, 16, 20-22)
Saul's dramatic conversion illustrates God's sovereign grace, emphasizing true discipleship through radical transformation, bold proclamation, and enduring suffering for Christ.
Why Paul Denounced Confidence in the Flesh
Paul's teaching warns against confidence in the flesh, emphasizing reliance on Christ alone for salvation and righteousness.
The Righteousness That Is of the Law vs. the Righteousness by Faith
Paul contrasts righteousness by the law and righteousness by faith, emphasizing that true justification comes through faith in Christ alone.
