Ephesus: Losing Our First Love
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2021
- Part 3 of 14 of Appian Media's "Trial & Triumph: Revelation's Churches"
Jeremy & Mark travel to ancient Ephesus as they start their journey around the seven churches of Asia. They explore the ruins of a temple to the Roman emperor Domitian and walk through the remains of homes where the affluent of Ephesus may have lived.
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I strongly doubt the terraced houses were where the Christians in Ephesus met. They were huge homes, owned by the rich/elite of Ephesus. It's possible that one of them converted and made their home available, but highly unlikely. The homes they met in were likely further down the slope, and small and insignificant. I get why there's a desire to see a large open space as the meeting place because it means a larger group and large - success, but it a theory that has to ignore a lot of facts. Still, it is possible. Only God actually knows.
the worldly build elaborate structures as if they intend to live forever. Abraham was a tent dweller...just passing through...this world is not my home.
Thankyou Guys for your efforts and dedication to spreading the gospel of our Saviour to the world....May many lives be touched for God's Glory...Amen....
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EPFESUS IS PAST,PRESENT, AND OUR FUTURE.❤ 🌅AND🌄.THANK YOU.GOOD AND NICE.
Powerful. So impressed with this series
WOW.........Man O man would I love to see a Pic of them building these structures . How did they do it all? Amazing
I would not like pictures of that because they would be building, IDOLS THAT ENSNARE SOULS TO FIRE
Thaankyou Gauys
Great video!
Think about it. Christians use a pagan name for our Jewish Messiah. They ended the names with sus. Ephesus is one of many examples.