For the two years Paul was in Rome, he was allowed to live in his own rented house with Roman guards keeping an eye on him. While there, he often invited the Jews to come to his house and hear about Jesus. Some of them became Christians. From later writing we know Paul also spent time writing epistles (letters) to the churches he had visited. Many of these letters are the books we find in our New Testaments today.
We can tell others about Jesus using various media, including books, letters, websites, podcasts, videos and more.
Bible verses used in this episode:
Verses where Paul mentions prison:
Outline:
Tips for teaching children:
Tips for teaching adults:
Full teaching instructions free from Mission Bible Class:
Bible Lesson: Paul's Last Days and Letters from Prison
Scriptures quoted from the International Children’s Bible®, copyright ©1986, 1988, 1999, 2015 by Tommy Nelson. Used by permission.
Excerpts from Mission Bible Class used by permission.
For questions or comments email: mary@missionbibleclass.org
For the two years Paul was in Rome, he was allowed to live in his own rented house with Roman guards keeping an eye on him. While there, he often invited the Jews to come to his house and hear about Jesus. Some of them became Christians. From later writing we know Paul also spent time writing epistles (letters) to the churches he had visited. Many of these letters are the books we find in our New Testaments today.
We can tell others about Jesus using various media, including books, letters, websites, podcasts, videos and more.
Bible verses used in this episode:
Verses where Paul mentions prison:
Outline:
Tips for teaching children:
Tips for teaching adults:
Full teaching instructions free from Mission Bible Class:
Bible Lesson: Paul's Last Days and Letters from Prison
Scriptures quoted from the International Children’s Bible®, copyright ©1986, 1988, 1999, 2015 by Tommy Nelson. Used by permission.
Excerpts from Mission Bible Class used by permission.
For questions or comments email: mary@missionbibleclass.org