Paul Arrives in Rome

Paul finally makes it to Rome — under house arrest but still preaching to literally everyone who visits.

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What Happened

After surviving storms, shipwrecks, and snakebites, Paul arrives in Rome and is allowed to live by himself with a soldier guarding him. For two whole years he welcomes everyone who comes to see him, boldly preaching about Jesus and teaching about the Kingdom of God without anyone stopping him. The book of Acts ends on this wild note — the gospel has gone from Jerusalem to the capital of the empire. Mission accomplished.

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Snake Bit and Still Standing

Paul survives a shipwreck, tanks a viper bite like it's nothing, heals an entire island, and finally makes it to Rome. He spends his last chapter preaching the kingdom of God to anyone who'll listen — and some won't. The book of Acts ends not with a period but with a mic still on.

Key People

Paul

Key Places

Rome

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