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- The dominant race, the Macedonians in the narrower sense of the term, including the royal family, which was acknowledged to be Greek and traced its descent through the Temenids of Argos back to Heracles (Herodotus v.22), settled in the fertile plains about the lower Haliacmon (Karasu or Vistritza) and Axius (Vardar), to the North and Northwest of the Thermaic Gulf.
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Discover the meaning of Macedonia in the Bible. Study the definition of Macedonia with multiple Bible Dictionaries and Encyclopedias and find scripture references in the Old and New Testaments.
Daniel described the kingdom of Macedonia as a kingdom of bronze ( Dan 2:39) and as a rough he-goat ( 8:5 ). The goat has one horn between his eyes which was broken and from which came four horns. From one of the four horns came a king who became very powerful and troubled the people of God.
1. Prominence of Women. 2. Marked Characteristics. 3. Its Members. LITERATURE. A country lying to the North of Greece, afterward enlarged and formed into a Roman province; it is to the latter that the term always refers when used in the New Testament. I.
The entrance into Macedonia and the visit to Rome are the two most important stages in the Apostle's missionary life, as they are also the two most emphatic passages in the historian's narrative—the one the opening campaign of the Gospel in the West, the other its crowning triumph.
Macedonia. ( extended land ), a large and celebrated country lying north of Greece, the first part of Europe which received the gospel directly from St. Paul, and an important scene of his subsequent missionary labors and those of his companions. It was bounded by the range of Haemus or the Balkan northward, by the chain of Pindus westward, by ...
Jan 4, 2022 · After being redirected twice, Paul was at a standstill in Troas, on the eastern coast of the Aegean Sea. There Paul received the Macedonian Call: “During the night Paul had a vision of a man of Macedonia standing and begging him, ‘Come over to Macedonia and help us’” (Acts 16:9). This vision was the clear direction they needed.
During the night, Paul had a vision of a man of Macedonia standing and pleading with him, “Come over to Macedonia and help us.” Berean Literal Bible And a vision appeared to Paul during the night: A certain man of Macedonia was standing and beseeching him and saying, "Having passed over into Macedonia, help us." King James Bible
