Also known as: Efes
Modern name: Near Selcuk, Turkey (ruins)
Ephesus demonstrates both the power and the danger of the Christian life. Though the church there was commended for its works, it was warned about having forsaken its first love.
A major Roman city in Asia Minor and home to the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Paul spent over two years here establishing a thriving church. The city later received one of the seven letters in Revelation.
Ephesus demonstrates both the power and the danger of the Christian life. Though the church there was commended for its works, it was warned about having forsaken its first love.
Latitude
37.9411°
Longitude
27.3419°
Known today as: Near Selcuk, Turkey (ruins)
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