Paul Preaches in Rome

Paul arrives in Rome and spends two years freely teaching about Jesus under house arrest.

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What Happened

After surviving the shipwreck and a snakebite on Malta, Paul finally reaches Rome. He's allowed to live by himself with a soldier guarding him. He invites Jewish leaders to hear his message, and for two full years, he welcomes everyone who comes to see him, boldly teaching about the kingdom of God and the Lord Jesus Christ without anyone stopping him. The book of Acts ends with the gospel firmly planted in the heart of the Roman Empire.

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The Final Chapter Nobody Expected

Paul survives a shipwreck, shakes off a venomous snake like it's nothing, heals an island full of sick people, and finally arrives in Rome — where he spends two years under house arrest, teaching anyone who walks through the door. The book of Acts ends not with a bang, but with an open door.

Key People

Paul

Key Places

Rome

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