Eyewitness Bible - Paul's Letters

Upside Down World

Demetrius the Silversmith explains why so many Romans did not consider the Gospel to be good news for them and their families.

Galatians 1-2

Eunice, Timothy's mother, explains why circumcision was so abhorrent to the ancient Greeks.

Galations 3-6

Lois, Timothy's grandmother, tells why Christianity was so meaningful to her family. She tells about the last four chapters of Galatians.

First Thessalonians

Silas was with Paul on the Second Missionary Journey when Thessalonica was first evangelized.

Second Thessalonians

Jason was one of the first converts to Christianity in Thessalonica.

First Corinthians 1-7

Aquila and Priscilla helped Paul establish churches in Corinth, Ephesus, and Rome.

First Corinthians 8-16

Sosthenes was probably the leader of the synagogue at Corinth that opposed Paul.

Second Corinthians

Titus was Paul's first assistant, and served Paul during most of his ministry.

Romans 1-8

Tertius was the scribe for Paul when he wrote Romans. He explains some of the background of the writing of the letter and tells of some of the key portions of its first eight chapters.

Romans 9-16

Phoebe was an influential woman in the early Christian movement. She talks about the last half of the book of Romans, with special emphasis on Chapter 12.

Ephesians

Tychicus was one of Paul's special helpers. He delivered several of Paul's letters, including Ephesians.