1-year New Testament

Justification: The Example

Condemnation on the Religious and All the World; Justification: The Definition

Condemnation on the Self-Righteous and Religious

The Gospel of God; Condemnation on Mankind Generally

To the Island of Malta and Rome — Ending Paul's Fourth Journey; Contacting the Jewish Leaders, Ministering in Rome

The Ascendancy and Wisdom of Paul

The Beginning of Paul's Fourth Journey, the Storm and Paul's Prediction of Safety

Paul's Defending Himself before King Agrippa

Paul's Defending Himself before Festus, Appealing to Caesar, Referred by Festus to King Agrippa

Accused by the Jews Advocate, Paul's Defending Himself before Felix, Kept in the Custody of the Corrupt Roman Politician

Paul Transferred to the Roman Governor Felix

Paul's Defending Himself before the Sanhedrin, Encouraged by the Lord, Plotted Against by the Jews

Paul's Defending Himself before the Rioting Jews, Bound by the Romans

The Negative Influence of Judaism, Paul Seized by the Jews, Intervention of a Roman Commander

Paul's Company to Tyre, Ptolemais, Caesarea, Jerusalem — Ending Paul's Third Journey

Paul's Company to Miletus, Meeting with the Elders of the Church in Ephesus

Paul's Company Through Macedonia and Greece to Troas

Purposing to Go to Jerusalem and Rome, Disturbance in Ephesus

Filling Up Deficiency in Apollos' Ministry, the Lord's Word Growing and Prevailing

Paul's Company to Corinth, Ephesus, and Back to Antioch — Ending Paul's Second Journey; Beginning of Paul's Third Journey: to Galatia, Phrygia, and Ephesus; the Ministry of Apollos