Notes on - planobiblechapel.org

Epistle to Titus before either 1 Timothy or 2 Timothy.2 Titus was a Greek Gentile (Gal. 2:3). He had probably become a Christian under the influence of Paul, and subsequently became one of the apostle's protégés (Titus 1:4). Titus had been with Paul since the apostle's early ministry. He accompanied Paul and Barnabas on their mission of

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Notes on 2 Corinthians - planobiblechapel.org

2 Dr. Constable's Notes on 2 Corinthians 2019 Edition to meet Titus, who was taking the land route from Corinth back to Ephesus, Paul moved west into Macedonia (2:12-13).

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Notes on Psalms - planobiblechapel.org

Of these psalms, the earliest would have been the one Moses wrote (Ps. 90), and it probably dates from about 1405 B.C. Those David composed would have originated between about 1020 and 975 B.C. Asaph was a contemporary of David, so we can date his in approximately the same period. Solomon's psalm(s) seem to have been produced

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Notes on Joshua - planobiblechapel.org

2 Dr. Constable's Notes on Joshua 2017 Edition DATE AND WRITER The Book of Joshua evidently came into existence several years after the events recorded in the book took place. A number of statements point to a time of composition beyond the

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Notes on Jeremiah - planobiblechapel.org

Jeremiah referred to Shiloh in his Temple Sermon (7:12, 14; cf. 26:6). Abiathar was the sole survivor of King Saul's massacre of the priests at Nob, also only a few miles northeast of Jerusalem (1 Sam. 22:20).

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Notes on Esther - planobiblechapel.org

4 Dr. Constable's Notes on Esther 2017 Edition recorded event in Esther is the institution of the Feast of Purim that took place in 473 B.C. Therefore the events recorded in the book span a …

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Lamentations Notes 19 - planobiblechapel.org

2019 Edition Dr. Constable's Notes on Lamentations 3 with the grief of the 'I am the man who has seen affliction' (3:1)."1 Almost all Lamentations scholars believe the date of composition fell

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Notes on Deuteronomy - planobiblechapel.org

6 Dr. Constable's Notes on Deuteronomy 2019 Edition GENRE Like the other books of the Pentateuch, Deuteronomy is essentially a narrative document that was written to teach theology.

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Notes on Colossians - planobiblechapel.org

2019 Edition Dr. Constable's Notes on Colossians 5 epistle (4:7-14). This view of the letter's origin generally fits the facts better than the Caesarean and Ephesian theories of origin.

Notes on Genesis - Plano Bible Chapel

The English title "Genesis," however, has come to us from the Latin Vulgate translation of Jerome (Liber Genesis). The Latin title came from the Septuagint translation (the Greek translation of the Old Testament made about 300 years before Christ). "Genesis" is a transliteration of the Greek

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A CHRONOLOGY OF THE APOSTLE PAUL

Dr. J. Paul Tanner Pauline Chronology Page 1 A CHRONOLOGY OF THE APOSTLE PAUL J.Paul Tanner,ThM,PhD 2nd Edition:February25,2003 INTRODUCTION Any attempt toreconstruct a chronology for the events inthe l ife of Paul must admit tosome degree of ... Paul,Silas,Timothy,andLuke all proceedtoMacedonia by way of Samothrace (Acts16:11) (2 ...

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7 - Paul's Second Missionary Journey - Bible Charts

4. Paul and Silas were beaten with rods and cast into prison. Acts 16:23 a. As a Roman citizen, this was an illegal beating of Paul. b. Paul and Silas were cast into the inner prison with their feet in stocks. Acts 16:23 c. Paul and Silas were singing and praying at midnight, and the other prisoners heard them. Acts 16:25 d. Suddenly there was ...

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8 - Paul's Third Missionary Journey - Bible Charts

1. Paul did not have Paul or Silas with him. 2. This may have been the last time Paul ever saw Antioch in Syria. B. From Antioch in Syria Paul Traveled Over the Country of Galatia and Phyrgia Strengthening the Churches. Acts 18:22-23 C. From Galatia and Phyrgia Paul Traveled to Ephesus. Acts 18:22-23 1. Apollos of Alexander came to Ephesus ...

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Chronology From the Crucifixion in 30 AD to the ...

5) Paul comes to Thessalonica, preaches in syna-gogue three Sabbaths. Many are converted (Acts 17:1-4) 7) Paul and Silas to Berea (Acts 17:10-13) Paul goes to Athens; preaches on Mars’ hill (Acts 17:14-34) 50-52 Late summer 50 AD to spring 52 AD Paul at Corinth 1) Paul preaches in synagogue every Sabbath Timothy and Silas join him (Acts 18:1-5)

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| PHILIPPIANS | SMALL GROUP STUDY - Clover Sites

and establish the church at Philippi along with Silas and Luke. The details of Paul’s life mentioned in ... For more information on Paul and his life take a look at Paul: the Apostle of the Heart Set Free (UK, Paternoster, 1997) by F.F. Bruce. 2. For a more in depth discussion regarding the possible date & location of Paul’s writing, check out

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The Epistle To The Philippians - Bible Study Guide

which Paul may have alluded in . 3:20). THE CHURCH AT PHILIPPI. During his second missionary journey (49-52 A.D.), Paul and his traveling companions (Timothy and Silas) were making their way across Asia Minor (Turkey) when Paul received a vision at Troas. In the vision, a man of Macedonia pleaded, "Come over to Macedonia and help us ...

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Notes on 2 Thessalonians - Plano Bible Chapel

Almost all conservative scholars believe that Paul wrote 2 Thessalonians from Corinth. The basis for this conclusion is that Paul, Silas, and Timothy were present together in Corinth (Acts 18:5). The New Testament does not refer to them being together from then on, though they may have been. Paul evidently wrote 1 Thessalonians from Corinth, too.

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Paul’s Three Missionary Journeys

Paul and Silas revisited the places in Asia Minor where Paul had preached on his first journey (cf. map), while Barnabas took John Mark and sailed to Cyprus. Paul and Silas visited Derbe, Lystra, and Antioch in Pisidia. From there Paul and Silas traveled to Troas, where Paul received a vision of a man from Macedonia calling to them.

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