Tag: Ephesus

A Roman coin from the era of Emperor Nerva of the Roman Empire

Nerva and the Christians After Domitian

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Estimated Reading Time: 4 minutesNerva Roman emperor, after Domitian, persecution of Christians, fiscus Judaicus, Apostle John Patmos, Five Good Emperors, Nerva, Roman emperor Nerva, Domitian, persecution of Christians, early Christianity, Apostle John, Patmos, Book of Revelation, Seven Churches, fiscus Judaicus, Jewish tax, Trajan, Five Good Emperors, Ephesus, Roman Empire, Christian history

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Nicolaitans and Nicolaitanism in the Ancient Ephesus during the times of the revelation

Nicolaitans and Nicolaitanism

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Estimated Reading Time: 4 minutesNicolaitanism, Book of Revelation, Seven Churches, Ephesus, Pergamon, Nicolas of Antioch, Nicolaitans, Nicolaitanism, Book of Revelation, Seven Churches of Revelation, Ephesus, Pergamon, Nicolas of Antioch, Balaam, heresy, sect, apocalypse, Asia Minor, early Christianity, Christian history, Bible

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Entrance of the Cave of Apocalypse at the Patmos Island on the Aegean where Saint John had his visions

Prochorus of Patmos

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Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutesProchorus of Patmos, scribe of John, Book of Revelation Patmos, seven deacons, disciple of Saint John, Prochorus, Prochorus of Patmos, Saint John, Apostle John, Patmos, Book of Revelation, Cave of the Apocalypse, seven deacons, scribe of John, early Christianity, Seven Churches of Revelation, Ephesus, Aegean, Christian history, Bible

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Stained glass detail from a window in St Paul's within-the-Walls, Rome, depicting Ignatius of Antioch (35-108 CE).

Ignatius of Antioch

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Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutesLetter to the Ephesians, Apostolic Father, Ignatius martyrdom, Smyrna, Polycarp
Tags: Ignatius of Antioch, Letter to the Ephesians, Apostolic Father, Apostolic Fathers, Polycarp, Smyrna, Antioch, martyrdom, Trajan, Eucharist, Ephesus, early Christianity, early Church, Christian history

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Hasan Gülday the Biblical Turkey Tour Guide and his guests in the Saint Poplycarp Church in Izmir (Smyrna)

Nestorius of Constantinople

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Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutesNestorius, Nestorianism, Council of Ephesus, Theotokos, Mother of God, Patriarch of Constantinople, Cyril of Alexandria, Christology, Church of the East, heresy, Virgin Mary, ecumenical council, early Christianity, Ephesus, Christian history

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Cyril of Alexandria

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Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutesCyril of Alexandria, Council of Ephesus, Theotokos, Mother of God, Patriarch of Alexandria, Nestorius, Christology, Doctor of the Church, Church of Mary, ecumenical council, Virgin Mary, early Christianity, Ephesus, Christian history

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Saint Polycarp of Smyrna His Martyrdom & İzmir Today

Saint Polycarp of Smyrna

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Estimated Reading Time: 9 minutesSaint Polycarp of Smyrna, Polycarp martyrdom, bishop of Smyrna, Apostolic Fathers, disciple of Apostle John, Martyrdom of Polycarp, Irenaeus of Lyon, early Christian martyrs, Seven Churches of Revelation, Church of St Polycarp, Smyrna, İzmir, Ephesus, Kadifekale, Agora of Smyrna, biblical tour Turkey, Seven Churches tour, İzmir Christian heritage tour, Ephesus tour guide, licensed guide Turkey, Polycarp bishop of Smyrna, martyrdom of Polycarp, Polycarp and the Apostle John, Church of St Polycarp Izmir, Apostolic Fathers

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The Travels of Saint Paul the Apostle, From Damascus to Rome

Cities Visited by Apostle Paul in Asia Minor

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Estimated Reading Time: 25 minutescities visited by Apostle Paul in Asia Minor, Apostle Paul cities in Turkey, footsteps of Apostle Paul Turkey, Paul missionary journey cities, biblical cities in Turkey, St Paul Turkey, Pauline cities Asia Minor, Apostle Paul Bible tour Turkey, Apostle Paul cities, Apostle Paul in Asia Minor, footsteps of Apostle Paul, Paul missionary journeys Turkey, biblical Turkey tour, Tarsus, Ephesus, Antioch Pisidia, Miletus, Lystra, Iconium, Saint Paul Trail, biblical tour guide Turkey

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Library of Celsus Reimagined By Ten More Artists, Ten More Styles. An Article by Turkish Tour Guide Hasan Gülday

Library of Celsus Reimagined By Ten More Artists with Ten More Styles

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Estimated Reading Time: 14 minutesLibrary of Celsus Reimagined By Ten More Artists with Ten More Styles, Library of Celsus reimagined, Ephesus art, Ephesus tour guide, hire Ephesus tour guide, Ephesus ancient city, Turkey tour guide, Hasan Gülday

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Forty Martyrs of Sebaste

Martyrs And Important Figures of Seven Churches of Revelation

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Estimated Reading Time: 15 minutesMartyrs And Important Figures of Seven Churches of Revelation, seven churches of revelation martyrs, christian martyrs turkey, biblical figures asia minor, seven churches tour turkey, polycarp of smyrna, antipas of pergamon, early church history turkey, biblical tours turkey, christian heritage turkey, ephesus martyrs, christian martyrs, seven churches of revelation, biblical tours turkey, polycarp, antipas, pionius, forty martyrs of sebaste, ephesus, smyrna, pergamon, asia minor christians, turkey religious travel

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There is a show which is organized by some cruise companies in Ephesus. This show shows Cleoptra's and Marc Anthony's arrival to Ephesus. Some Egyptian dancers and Roman gladiators show their moves during this show.

Breaking Archeological News From Ephesus!

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Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutesThe ancient city of Ephesus has witnessed many important events throughout its thousands of years of history. One of these events is the tragic story […]

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Library of Celsus Reimagined in Surrealism Style

Library of Celsus Reimagined By Different Artists

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Estimated Reading Time: 14 minutesLibrary of Celsus in Ephesus Ancient City of Turkey is one of the most outstanding artifacts to survive into our world today. The library was once one of the biggest libraries of the Roman Empire and world. The library was reconstructed in a very loyal to its original form. Today, you can visit Ephesus and see the beauty of this library with your own eyes.

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Illustration of Early Excavations at the Curetes Street of Ephesus

Excavations in Ephesus Through Time

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Estimated Reading Time: 6 minutesThe ancient city of Ephesus, near Selçuk, Turkey, is a significant archaeological site with research led by various institutes including the British Museum and the Austrian Archaeological Institute. Initial excavations began in 1863, aiming to locate the Temple of Artemis. Major discoveries like the Parthian Frieze and early Christian sites have been uncovered, with the most striking findings housed in both local and Vienna-based museums. Ephesus, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is now a major tourist destination, where ongoing excavations continue to reveal its historical significance.

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Evita will be performed during 7th International Ephesus Opera and Ballet Festival of 2024

7th International Ephesus Opera and Ballet Festival of 2024

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Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutesThe 7th International Ephesus Opera and Ballet Festival, scheduled from June 29 to July 13, 2024, will feature renowned shows like Swan Lake, Tosca, and Zorba the Greek at the Ephesus Ancient Theatre. The festival also includes performances of Turkish musicals and other operas. Tickets are available at BILETINIAL.

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Jesus Fresco in the Grotto of Apostle Paul

10 Biblical Events That Took Place in Ephesus

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Estimated Reading Time: 6 minutesEphesus, an ancient city in present-day Turkey, played a crucial role in early Christianity, marked by significant biblical events. Paul’s missionary journeys, the establishment of the Ephesian Church, and remarkable events such as the burning of sorcery scrolls and the riot of the silversmiths illustrate the city’s profound impact on Christianity’s spread. Additional contributions from figures like Priscilla, Aquila, and John, including the writing of the Book of Revelation, further highlight Ephesus’s historical and religious significance.

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When the ancient sailors left their ships and started to walk into Ephesus Ancient City, Ephesus Grand Theater which was located by the end of the Harbour Street of Ephesus used the welcome them.

Arcadian Road of Ephesus

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Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutesArcadian Street of Ephesus or Arcadian Road of Ephesus, which stretches from the theater to the port, connects the port gate to the center of […]

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