What happened in Thessalonica?

Three weeks that changed a city. Those that turned the world upside down have come here also, they said.

[fayewood]

very informative, I thank you for helping me understand the times and culture of the ancient days, I find it so helpful when reading scripture. I look forward to each teaching, God Bless!

[cubsfan]

Well done! Thanks for the encouragement

[iandomino]

Thank you Dave for this brief yet very informative video about Thessalonica. Dont grow tired of making videos like this 😁. May our good Lord bless you with more wisdom and good health.

[danielvelez]

This book shows the power of the Word, how deep this Word can go into a man's (humanity's) heart in such a shorrt time as three weeks. A testimony for today's churches to preach the everlasting power of God's Word wiht love and convinced that thee Holy Spirit is capable of producing changes in us when we accept the message of the Cross. Thank you brothert, very well said.

[gregorycox]

I enjoyed the in depth teaching of Thessalonians. Including history and word meanings brings a richness to the study. This was my first listen of your videos but not my last. God bless

[mikeborden]

I'm working on a paper for school. The information you mentioned will be helpful. I will likely cite your video as a source. Thank you

[philipwachira]

Thanks so much man of God for the info were can I get this in a PDF format

[marias.]

3:26 Act 16, 9 That night Paul had a dream: A Macedonian stood on the far shore and called across the sea,
" Come over to Macedonia and help us ! "

[Uranus]

5:20 The people were against the arrest of the charioteer that’s why there was riots as he wasn’t available on race day, many of the Goths were already stationed in the city already. The revolt was mostly against Butheric the one who ordered the arrest and the Goths in general as with their victory against Valens at the battle of Adrianople they looted the middle countryside of the Roman Empire before a deal was made with Theodosius. Because of this many Roman citizens were increasingly prejudiced towards the Goths so the reasons for the revolt are multifaceted.

[vassilistsamourtzis]

The Greek city of Thessaloniki never changed its name. It was founded as Thessaloniki (meaning "Victory over the Thessalians") and today is still called Thessaloniki in Greek. All other versions are due to other languages modifying the pronunciation and paraphrasing the name. The way you are pronouncing Thessaloniki, comes from latin (dead language), as if you were calling France, not France but Gallia.

[horror]

its pronounced thessaloneekee or thessaloneeka not -naika.

[levylacambra]

Thank u sir. Is the ancient Thesalonika still bear the same name today ? I am reading the Bible at the moment and I am confused as to the new name of the city if ever there is any.

[d.o.]

Nobody knows really what “sexual immorality” really means! How I wish if those writers had consulted a psychologist before publishing their letters.