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| Footsteps of
Paul and John |
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Day Tour - |
| ACTS
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REVELATION |
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Ancient
Greece & Turkey
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will be the trip of a lifetime... |
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life will be enriched as we tour Greece |
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Turkey, visiting the sites where Paul & |
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lived and ministered! The Book of |
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& Acts will come to life as you |
| match
the places with the actual events while |
| visiting
the sites! This trip will enhance your |
| Bible
Knowledge & Experience with our Lord, Jesus
Christ! |
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| Explore
some of the most spectacular archaeological sites
in the world |
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Turkey's rugged Aegean coast to further understand
the mysterious |
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of Revelation. Visit new excavations in Greece to
gain |
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into Paul's journeys in the Book of Acts. |
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| Highlights
in Turkey include Laodicea, Colossae, Philadelphia,
Ephesus, Pergamon and Istanbul's Hagia Sophia and
Blue Mosque. In Greece, explore Kavala, Philippi,
Berea, the tomb of Phillip II (Alexander the Great's
father), Thessalonica, Athens and Corinth. |
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WITH CASTING DIRECTOR SAMUEL WARREN |
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ANCIENT GREECE & TURKEY ON |
| NOVEMBER 5 - 19, 2005 |
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| Call our tour contact at Pilgrim
Tours |
| Steve Fidler at 1-800-322-0788 ext.
116, |
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| Samuel Warren Tour Group |
| that's leaving on NOVEMBER 5 - 19, 2005 |
| Tour Leaves West
Coast and East Coast. |
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| Special... |
Samuel
Warren will be giving an extensive overview Class
for 2 evenings on the sites and sounds of Greece
& Turkey...it's Free! |
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Note: You may call Casting Director
Samuel Warren at 619-264-4135
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HERE FOR 14 DAYS TOUR ITINERARY
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Remains
of the ancient agora, Smyrna, modern Izmir, Turkey. |
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The
Trajanum, Pergamum. Among the seven churches for
which John had a letter was Pergamum, "where
Satan has his throne".
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In
the Agora, or great marketplace, of ancient Athens,
Paul debated daily with Epicurean and Stoic philosophers,
probably in a colonnade such as the Stoa of Attalus.
The Court of the Areopagus, where Paul defended
his views on Jesus and the resurrection, probably
met in the Royal Colonnade.
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The
monumental gateway, or Propylaea, leading to the
Parthenon, Athens.
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The
impressive fluted columns of the Propylaea, the
Acropolis, Athens.
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headon view of the Parthenon emphasizes its finely
dimensioned structure. |
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The
restored Stoa of Attalus, seen from the Acropolis.
Recent research suggests that it may have been here
that Paul addresses the Court (or meeting) of the
Areopagus. |
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| Library
of Celsus. Built in AD 114-117 by Consul Gatus Julius
Aquila for his father, the library was damaged first by
the Goths and then by an earthquake in 1000. The ststues
occupying the niches in front are Sophia (wisdom), Arete
(virtue), Ennoia (intellect) and Episteme (knowledge). |
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The
Blue Mosque was built by some of the same stonemasons who helped
to build the Taj Mahal. |
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