The current faith of most the people Paul attempted to convert

Paul divided his life into these three parts

After Paul and his companions left Thessalonica, they sent this person back to check on the situation

The religion that Paul originally was against spreading, then later converted to.

Paul began conversion of pagans by convincing them they were worshiping these

Paul was born in this Greek city in Cilicia

The closest analogy to 1 Thessalonians from elsewhere in Greco-Roman antiquity is this

These are believed to have been written by later members of Paul's churches and what are their titles.

These are the ancient equivalent of modern apartments

Paul was educated in Jerusalem under this renowned rabbi

This is the earliest of Paul's epistles

This group of Epistles, written by a "second Paul," contain Ephesians, Colossians, and 2 Thessalonians.

After convincing pagans of the one true God, he convinces them that this man is the one true disciple

Both Acts and Paul contribute this to Paul's direct intervention with God

Paul's scenario presupposes an "up" where God is, "here" where we are and a "down" where those who have died are

This Biblical book is Luke's account of the early history of the church, and features Paul as one of the main people.

The one message Thessalonians focused on that Paul did not emphasize in his Christianity teachings

Paul comes to a realization that these laws are almost impossible to keep.

Paul has this self-acclaimed title

Paul explains that the Jewish God is the God of all people, Jews and pagans, in this speech