St. Paul the Traveler and the Roman Citizen

St. Paul: The Traveler And Roman Citizen was written by New Testament scholar, Sir William Mitchell Ramsay (15 March 1851 - 20 April 1939). He was also the first professor of classical art and archaeology at Oxford University. He regarded the weakest spot in the whole New Testament to be the story of Paul's travels. Equipped as no other man had been, he went to the home of the Bible where he spent fifteen years digging. Ramsay was struck by the accuracy of the book of Acts. In his quest to refute the Bible, he discovered many facts which confirmed its accuracy. Ramsay’s account of his investigation is a breathtaking guide and history of Christianity’s premier missionary and apostolic father St. Paul, both before and after his conversion in Palestine.