Ephesus guho - daanan

Worn stone paving leads beside a weathered masonry wall in the ancient ruins of Ephesus, a city deeply connected with the spread of the early Christian church. The uneven slabs and surviving wallwork evoke the streets and public ways of the Roman city where commerce, civic life, and religious debate shaped the world of the New Testament. Ephesus is remembered in Scripture as the place where Paul taught boldly, where the gospel confronted idol worship, and where a Christian community later received apostolic instruction and the message to the church in Revelation. This setting is well suited for teaching on biblical archaeology, missionary journeys, the Book of Acts, the Ephesian church, and the historical world behind the New Testament.