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Paul’s Escape Route: Antipatris and the Roman Road | Acts 23 Journey
Join us at the ancient city of Aphek (New Testament: Antipatris), a key stop in the Apostle Paul’s journey from Jerusalem to Caesarea after his arrest. This on-location episode brings Acts 23 to life, exploring the Roman road, archaeological ruins, and strategic role of Antipatris in biblical and military history.
🧭 What You’ll Discover:
📍 The Roman Cardo (main street) Paul would have walked at night
🏰 Layers of history from Canaanites to Crusaders to Suleiman the Magnificent
🛡️ The significance of Antipatris as a military and trade route in ancient Israel
📖 Why Luke’s detailed account in Acts 23 shows his reliability as a historian
📖 Key Passage: Acts 23:31
“So the soldiers, according to their instructions, took Paul and brought him by night to Antipatris.”
🎯 Perfect For:
Bible teachers & students
Archaeology and history enthusiasts
Viewers interested in Paul’s missionary journeys
Anyone exploring the Bible through geography
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💬 Comment what surprised you most about Antipatris
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