Acts 17

Paul and Silas arrive in Thessalonica, reasoning from the Scriptures in the synagogue for three Sabbaths that the Christ must suffer and rise from the dead, proclaiming Jesus as the Christ; some Jews, God-fearing Greeks, and prominent women believe, but jealous Jews form a mob, attack Jason's house, and drag believers before authorities, forcing Paul to flee to Berea.[1][2] In Berea, Paul and Silas preach to receptive Jews who examine the Scriptures daily, but Thessalonian Jews incite opposition, sending Paul to Athens via sea while Silas and Timothy stay; in Athens, provoked by idols, Paul reasons in the synagogue and marketplace, debates Epicurean and Stoic philosophers, and delivers a speech at the Areopagus proclaiming the unknown God as creator, sustainer, and judge through the resurrected Jesus, calling for repentance, with some mocking, others believing.[1][2][4]

Interlinear Text

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