Also known as: Roma, The Eternal City
Modern name: Rome, Italy
Rome was the center of worldly power that both persecuted and ultimately was transformed by Christianity. Paul's ministry there demonstrated that the Gospel could reach the highest levels of society.
The capital of the Roman Empire and the city where Paul was imprisoned and ultimately martyred. Paul's epistle to the Romans is considered his theological masterpiece, systematically presenting the Gospel of salvation by grace through faith.
Rome was the center of worldly power that both persecuted and ultimately was transformed by Christianity. Paul's ministry there demonstrated that the Gospel could reach the highest levels of society.
Latitude
41.9028°
Longitude
12.4964°
Known today as: Rome, Italy
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