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.

Luke’s Old Testament-rich account in Roman Phrygia displays precise geography, synagogue practice, and messianic reasoning.

Luke’s precise use of routes, titles, legal customs, and nautical details in Acts reveals firsthand knowledge and careful eyewitness research.

Iconium’s archaeology and multilingual setting illuminate Paul’s ministry and confirm Luke’s precise knowledge of Roman Asia Minor.

Historical, geographical, scientific, cultural, moral, and textual evidence demonstrates the Bible’s authentic reliability and divine truth.

Archaeology confirms New Testament people, places, titles, customs, cities, and geographical details with remarkable historical precision.

Archaeology supports Old Testament history through discoveries involving rulers, cities, customs, conflicts, inscriptions, and manuscripts.

Evidence from inspiration, canon, manuscripts, archaeology, prophecy, and Scripture’s unity confirms the Bible’s authenticity and reliability.

The Bible is trustworthy because of its inspiration, preservation, historical accuracy, fulfilled prophecy, unity, and authority.