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S1 · E7 — The Jerusalem Council & Paul's Second Missionary Journey

S1:E7 · The Jerusalem Council & Paul's Second Missionary Journey

Episodes

18 episodes in this season

The Gospel Shared at Pentecost

The Church Grows in Jerusalem

The Gospel Spreads to the Gentiles

Saul of Tarsus & the Road to Damascus

Paul's First Missionary Journey - The Island of Cyprus

The First Journey Continues - Pamphylia, Galatia & Asia Minor

The Jerusalem Council & Paul's Second Missionary Journey

The Second Journey Continues - Philippi and Thessalonica

A Road Trip to Athens

Ancient Corinth

Paul's Third Missionary Journey - Ephesus

Paul's Final Trip to Jerusalem & Caesarea

Adventures at Sea – The Island of Malta

A Final Journey to Rome

The Martyrdom of Paul & Peter

John and the Island of Patmos

The Seven Churches of Revelation

The Book Closes on the New Testament Period

Drive Thru History: Acts to Revelation

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201810.0

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The Jerusalem Council & Paul's Second Missionary Journey

Season 1 · Episode 7 · May 23, 2018

Paul and Barnabas returned to Syrian Antioch, where they spent a considerable period of time strengthening the church there. After a number of months, they traveled to Jerusalem for a special meeting of church leaders. James and the Jerusalem Council ultimately decided that Gentile believers were not required to follow the Mosaic Law, but should abstain from immoral acts practiced throughout the Roman Empire. After returning to Antioch, Paul and Silas left on a second missionary journey. This three-year trek started in Galatia, where Paul revisited the churches he previously launched in Derbe, Lystra, Iconium, and Pisidian Antioch.

Drive Thru History: Acts to Revelation

TV Series

201810.0

Documentary

Now playing

The Jerusalem Council & Paul's Second Missionary Journey

Season 1 · Episode 7 · May 23, 2018

Paul and Barnabas returned to Syrian Antioch, where they spent a considerable period of time strengthening the church there. After a number of months, they traveled to Jerusalem for a special meeting of church leaders. James and the Jerusalem Council ultimately decided that Gentile believers were not required to follow the Mosaic Law, but should abstain from immoral acts practiced throughout the Roman Empire. After returning to Antioch, Paul and Silas left on a second missionary journey. This three-year trek started in Galatia, where Paul revisited the churches he previously launched in Derbe, Lystra, Iconium, and Pisidian Antioch.