Second location: Rhodes and Athens, Greece
He briefly went through the Greek island of Rhodes. As for Athens, he stayed there longer (51-52 A.D.) and disputed with many of the philosophers at that time. He gave a speech in the Areopagus, telling Athenians that the "Unknown God," to whom they had a shrine dedicated to, was in fact known as the God who had raised Jesus from the dead.
A view of Athens and the Areopagus from the Acropolis (it’s that big rock)
The Parthenon at the Acropolis
The Propylaea building at the Acropolis
Greek Island of Rhodes
I assume Paul ate gelato for dessert
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