35. Claudius and the Journeys of Paul

[wesdale]

Sir, you are a gift to the church.
Thank you for all the history teachings. They are all very enlightening.

[annagaiser]

"Paul was willing to be anybody's doormat as long as they got their feet clean". This is brilliant! Thank you!

[bradrob]

THIS GUYS BRAIN IS SERIOUS ..GIFTED TEACHER.

[AnnaMariaBarbastefano]

this method to have a small window with the teacher explaining the lecture - inside the  screen of the video - and the main names and details written on the big blue screen is fantastic because while you listen to the explanation of the teacher - you keep looking at what it´s written on the big bkue screen and we learn and know by heart everything is explained - fantastic method- even for me at 75 years old - the diction and English speech is so excellent that even being a portuguse native language person l am able to understand -thank you so much for existing on youtube-

[aleksandramachnikowska]

Thank you so much for the lessons.
It is all very interesting .
Thank you again and God bless you sir.

[mjcard]

How can you keep such a wealth of detail in so many areas of interest? You astound me. Thanks.

[AutomatedPersonellUnit_]

Clau Clau Claudius shall speak again, after the years 1900 and 1 📚

[VSP]

Very well done. The video is clear, coherent and has plenty of information. Not to say about so many clarifications connecting the two historical lines: Roman and Christianity. Congratulation.

[BrannonParker]

Really great! Best informative, insightful and accurate. Thank you

[wayneg]

Ecumenism for all Christians and Peace in Christ Jesus.

[Wilsontripplets]

Claudius was actually a grandson of Augustus and Mark Antony, Claudius was related to both of them.

[richardschneider]

Interesting to trace the rulers of Rome with the Journeys of St. Paul, culminating with his final demise at the hands of Nero. He ran the good race, he kept the faith, a good example for us all.

[chrystalbrown]

I think the ancient people who lived in Britain were called "Picts" because they painted their faces. It meant painted and we get our word picture from this word.

[MTB]

Thanks for your lectures. I found you through Study or Antiquity and the Middle ages. I don't know if anyone said but your voice reminds me of the actor Jeff Goldbloom.

[annielamson]

Caligula did not have an "infant son" . The child that was killed was his baby daughter, Drusilla -- named for his beloved dead sister.

[KitKarbowski]

By DEDUCTION, Abelard Reuchlin discovered Arrius Calpurnius Piso was Flavius Josephus and Arrius' grandson, Emperor Antoninus Pius, was Suetonius. By deduction. He published his findings in 1979.

[AnnaMariaBarbastefano]

l have had fantastic days downloading, learning and and studying History together with Theology -it´s a treasure to increase our faith in the truths of the Bible prophecies mainly Daniel´s chapter 2.

[onefeather]

When you asked them a question no one knew it, my God what was wrong with those people, we learned that is school in history class, I think a lot of church going people really have no clue about history and sure don't read.

[SantiagousDominguezus]

The Romans left Britannia in 410 AD/1163 AUC (Ab Urbe Condita/Since the founding of the City) it was around the same time as the first sack of Rome by the Vandals.

[trailtrs]

Is there a web site where you keep all of these broadcasts? Using YouTube is convenient but totally hit or miss

And do you have them up on the iTunes as broadcasts which we can buy? Or in any other podcast format that we can buy?