Now we are going to see the Archeological Museum of Ancient Corinth. First, I would like you to see a design.  Look at the hanging on the wall. We have an inscription on a door lintel. The first syllable of the word, synagogue, is missing.  And the second part of […]

Peirene, the main fountain of Corinth, is a prehistoric fountain, used in classical times and even prior to that. The villagers could come with their jars to take fresh water from the spring.  Peirene was in use until the Second World War. Behind the arches are water containers. In front […]

When the Apostle Paul came to Corinth, he made tents to sell. And he found another couple, Aquila and Priscilla, who were also tentmakers.  But Corinth was the richest city of that time, a mega city, a city which offered hospitality of all kinds, including hotel facilities and guest houses. […]

…Yes, if you accept the authority, recognize this authority and you place yourself under this authority… or you put an x to this authority? Actually, hell is made by God, not for the human, but for the devil and his followers. The human is going to arrive finally in hell […]

The Apostle Paul uses his experience in the city of Corinth, Greece to clarify his message. For example, Paul used a visible, touchable illustration of daily life in Corinth when he wrote Romans 12:1. At the time of the Apostle Paul, two cults were present in Corinth, the Cults of […]

The Apostle Paul visited Corinth in the middle of the first century AD. According to scholars, the Apostle Paul came back to Corinth at least three times. After his first visit he stayed in Corinth one year and a half. (At Ephesus he stayed three entire years.) From Corinth, Paul […]