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InterNet Resources

• History Pages
• Geography pages
• New Testament Notes
• The Apostle Paul article from Atlantic Baptist University, Canada
• The Apostle Paul - Garth Tan's Essay - at present the link is dead
• More Paul - from "paulonpaul.org" a whole WebSite devoted to the study of Paul - "As Paul tells it"
• Apostle Paul, Saint a Greek Site
• Paul's Life - probable dates - "the Unbound Bible" at Biola University Site
• Chronology of Apostle Paul's Journeys and Epistles - Luther Seminary Site
• The Missionary Journeys of Paul - by Garth Tan - at present the link is dead
• The Journeys of Paul - Luther Seminary Site
• Paul's Missionary Journeys - "the Unbound Bible" at Biola University Site
• Paul's Missionary Journeys - follow links for more details - Paul film site
• Paul's First Missionary Journey - biblestudy.org site
• Paul's Second Missionary Journey - biblestudy.org site
• Paul's Second Missionary Journey - Christian Classics Library
• Paul's Third Missionary Journey - biblestudy.org site
• Apostle Paul's Shipwreck - follow links to various sections
• Tour in the Footsteps of Paul - follow the arrow links to take the tour
• Retracing Paul's Journey - Boston College Site
• Introduction to the Epistles of Paul - from B. W. Johnson's article for The People's New Testament
• Page of links for Paul - some of the sites are very good, some are not
• The story of Barnabas
• Who is Saint Barnabas?
• John Mark
• Timothy
• Aquila and Priscilla
• Learn about Biblical Sites - articles and photos of each town
• Roman names
• Roman names
• There is at least one Site on the InterNet that states "Paul was educated by his mother until the age of five. From age five to ten he studied with his father in the Hebrew scriptures and traditional writings.". Though this statement may be close to the truth, there is no proof of this, either in the Bible, or in other sources. Sites which make categorical statements without giving the evidence for them should be treated with caution.

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