Class Notes on Sacred History
Volume IV: Acts of Apostles
J. W. McGarvey (1893)
Table of Contents


§ III. PAUL'S VOYAGE TO ROME
(xxvii. 1-xxviii. 16).

1. THE COMPANY, THE SHIP AND THE ROUTE, 1, 2.

2. THE VOYAGE FROM CÆSAREA TO FAIR HAVENS, 3-8.
3. DISCUSSION ABOUT CONTINUING THE VOYAGE, 9-12.
4. A VAIN ATTEMPT TO REACH PHOENIX, 13-20.
5. PAUL PREDICTS THE SAFETY OF ALL, 21-26.
6. THE SAILORS CASTS ANCHOR, AND ATTEMPT TO
ABANDON THE SHIP, 27-32.
7. PAUL COMFORTS THE CREW, AND THE SHIP IS LIGHTENED,
33-38.
8. THE SHIP IS WRECKED, BUT THE MEN ESCAPE, 39-44.
9. KINDNESS OF THE ISLANDERS, AND BITE OF A VIPER,
xxviii. 1-6.

10. PAUL'S USEFULNESS IN MELITA, 7-10.

11. THE VOYAGE COMPLETED, 11-16.

§ IV. PAUL'S PRISON LABORS IN ROME
(xxviii. 17-31).

1. HE OBTAINS AN INTERVIEW WITH THE LEADING JEWS,
17-22.

2. A SECOND INTERVIEW WITH THE JEWS, 23-28.
3. DURATION OF THE IMPRISONMENT, AND CONTINUED LABORS,
30, 31.
4. PAUL WRITES EPHESIANS, COLOSSIANS AND PHILEMON.
5. HISTORICAL ITEMS IN THESE EPISTLES.
6. PAUL WRITES PHILIPPIANS.
7. HISTORICAL ITEMS IN PHILIPPIANS.

8. PAUL WRITES HEBREWS.

CHRONOLOGY OF ACTS.

1. From the Accession of Festus, A. D. 60, forward.
2. From the Accession of Festus, backward.
3. From the Conversion of Paul, 36, forward.

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