Follow Paul across the Roman world as geography, archaeology, law, and eyewitness detail confirm the historical reliability of Acts.
Introduction to Paul the Traveler
Paul’s Quotes from Greek and Roman Poets as Evidence of Historical Reliability
Paul’s quotations from Aratus, Menander, and Epimenides confirm his knowledge of the real linguistic and cultural world of the first century.
Luke’s Use of Small Details in the Book of Acts as Proof of Firsthand Knowledge
Luke’s precise use of routes, titles, legal customs, and nautical details in Acts reveals firsthand knowledge and careful eyewitness research.
Trustworthiness of the Acts, Chapters 1 to 12
Acts 1–12 presents trustworthy apostolic history through eyewitness testimony, precise settings, public events, and coherent chronology.
The Historical Reliability of the Book of Acts
Acts proves historically reliable through Luke’s eyewitness access, precise geography, accurate titles, chronology, and candid reporting.
