Jews Run Paul Out of Greece – Acts of the Apostles – The Brick Bible

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Paul left Athens and went to Corinth and on every Sabbath he would debate in the synagogue, trying to convert Jews and Gentiles.

1 of 6 Acts 18:1, 4

But the Jews opposed and insulted him.

2 of 6 Acts 18:6

And Paul shook out his clothes in front of them and said, 'Your blood be on your own heads! From now on I will go to the Gentiles!'

3 of 6 Acts 18:6

One night, the Lord said to Paul in a vision, 'Speak out and do not be afraid. I am with you and no one will assault or harm you because I have many people in this city.

4 of 6 Acts 18:9–10

So Paul stayed there for eighteen months, but then the Jews made a united assault on him.

5 of 6 Acts 18:11

Then Paul left the brothers to sail for Syria. At Cenchrea he had his hair cut off because of a vow he had made.

6 of 6 Acts 18:18

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