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Jun 14, 2023 · One tradition places the church northeast of Colossae near the Lycus River, and another locates it southeast of the tell in modern Honaz. Perhaps future excavations will reveal its location. We hope this site—of colossal importance—is excavated soon!
Al-Eizariya, the modern-day name for Bethany, is a vibrant Palestinian town that attracts visitors from around the world. Its proximity to Jerusalem makes it accessible to those seeking to explore the religious and historical sites in the region. See also The City of Babylon: 6 Biblical Narratives.
Feb 6, 2023 · BiblePortal Staff, Feb 6, 2023. https://ashleydfarmer.wordpress.com/tag/colossae/. Colossae was a city in Phrygia, in the Roman province of Asia (part of modern Turkey), about 100 mile east of Ephesus in the region of the 7 churches of Rev. 1–3.
Image. Credit: Nedim Ardoğa (modified) About. This page identifies the current consensus around the modern location of this biblical place. While I consulted sources for this place, there were no major disputes about its modern location.
- Where Does Revelation Mention The Church at Thyatira?
- Where Was The Church at Thyatira located?
- What Got The Church at Thyatira in Trouble?
- What Can We Learn from The Church at Thyatira Today?
John writes specifically to the church at Thyatira in Revelation 2:18-29. Interestingly enough, although the church at Thyatira was located in the smallest city of the seven churches mentioned in Revelation, John’s letter to the Thyatiran church is the longest of the seven letters. Like several of the churches addressed in Revelation, little is kno...
The book of Acts also notes an important detail about Lydia’s profession in relation to Thyatira: Lydia was a seller of purple fabrics (Acts 16:14). Textiles, specifically the export of wool and dyed goods, boosted Thyatira’s economy, making it a regional powerhouse of commerce. Thyatira was known for its numerous trade guilds, including wool merch...
Christ had many concerns with the church at Thyatira. However, He also made it a point first to remind believers that He had not forgotten their faithfulness. “I know your deeds, and your love and faith, and service and perseverance, and that your deeds of late are greater than at first.” (Revelation 2:19). Despite many flaws, the Thyatiran believe...
The church at Thyatira was not a perfect church by any means. No church is. However, Christians should learn many important lessons from the mistakes made and warnings given to the church at Thyatira. Arguably these believers’ biggest mistake was allowing a false prophet to enter their congregation, preach false teaching, and persuade their congreg...
Jan 25, 2008 · Smyrna was a seaport city about 35 miles north of Ephesus. It has been described as the most beautiful of the seven cities. Today it is called Izmir, Turkey. Scripture does not give us any information concerning the founding of this church, nor is it mentioned in the book of Acts.
Jan 25, 2008 · Description of Christ. As always, Jesus begins this letter in verse 7 with a description of Himself, a description that is fitting for this church. This description in verse 7 is unique. All the other descriptions are taken from the vision that we talked about in Chapter 1. But this one is not taken from that vision.
