Outline Studies in the New Testament for Bible TeachersHurlbut, Jesse Lyman
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Outline Studies in the New Testament for Bible Teachers
Hurlbut, Jesse Lyman
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3.) _Galatians_, also probably from Macedonia (57 A.
D). Its occasion, the influence of Judaizing teachers
on Paul's churches in Galatia (Gal. 1. 6, 7).
"Galatia" may refer to the regions in Lycaonia and
Pisidia (according to Ramsay); but most expositors
refer it to Galatia Proper, north of those provinces.
The theme of this book is "Salvation by faith _only_."
4.) _Romans_ was written from Corinth perhaps in 58 A.
D. See Rom. 16. 1, a reference to the seaport of
Corinth. Its subject is "Justification by Faith."
Notice how important were the writings of this period.
5. _The return journey_ (Acts 20. 6-21, 17). Note the route and places,
which should be traced on the map. 1.) Philippi (Acts 20. 6). 2.) Troas
(Acts 20. 6-13). What took place at Troas? 3.) Voyage to Miletus (Acts
20. 14, 15). 4.) At Miletus, a touching address (Acts 20. 17-38). 5.)
Voyage to Tyre (Acts 21. 1-6). 6.) Ptolemais (Acts 21. 7). 7.) Cæsarea
(Acts 21. 8-15.) A remarkable meeting. 8.) Jerusalem (Acts 21. 17).
Paul's errand to Jerusalem was to present the contribution of the
Gentile churches; seeking to reconcile them with the mother church in
Jerusalem, which was exceedingly bigoted in its zeal for the law (Acts
21. 20, 21).
6. =Paul's arrest and imprisonment= (Acts 21. 27-34). Our purpose is not
to narrate the personal life of St. Paul but to show the development of
the Christian church, therefore we do not enter into the details of his
experience. He was arrested in Jerusalem, and placed in the castle of
Antonia for his protection (Acts 21. 24); subsequently taken to Cæsarea
(Acts 23. 25-35). Here he remained in prison two years (Acts 24. 27).
During this time Paul was placed on trial at least four times: 1.)
Before the Jewish council of the Sanhedrim. (Acts 23. 1-10.) 2.) Before
the Roman governor or procurator Felix. (Acts 24:. 1-22.) 3.) Before
Festus, the successor of Felix. (Acts 25. 1-12.) 4.) Before Agrippa, the
ethnarch of the Bashan district, called by courtesy "King Agrippa."
(Acts 26. 1-32.)
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PART TWO
III. =Pau. Thir. Miss. Jour.= (54-58). Comp. Tim. Eras.
1. _Ant. to Eph._ Gal. Phr.
2. _Thr. Ye. Eph._ Res. Col. Hier. "Sev. Ch. As."
3. _Mac. Gre. Rev._ Phil. Thes. Ber. (Ath.?) Cor. Coll. for Jud.
4. _Ep. Per._ 1.) 1 Cor. Eph. 57. Tr. Ch. Lif. 2.) 2 Cor. 57.
Mac. P. ap. auth. 3.) Gal. Mac. 57. "Jud. tea." "Salv. fai.
on." 4.) Rom. Cor. 58. "Jus. by fai."
5. _Ret. Jour._ 1.) Ph. 2.) Tro. 3.) Voy. Mil. 4.) Mil.
5.) Voy. Tyr. 6.) Ptol. 7.) Cæs. 8.) Jer.
6. _Pau. Arr. & Imp._ Jer. Cæs.
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