In this collection of primary sources, readers will explore the historical and cultural context of St. Paul's life and work. Drawing on the writings of influential figures of the time, including Luke and Plutarch, this collection offers readers a deeper understanding of the cities and people that shaped St. Paul's teachings and ministry.

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