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Lystra (lĭs`trə), ancient city of Lycaonia, S Asia Minor, in present Turkey. The Acts of the Apostles reports that it was visited by Paul and Barnabas. An ancient altar found there mentioned the city and helped to identify the site. |
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| His chapters cover the beginning (Acts 1-2), the evangelist Philip (Acts 8, Simon Magus and The Ethopian Eunuch), Caesarea (Acts 10-12), Paphos in Cyprus and Lystra (Acts 13:4-12; 14:8-20), Paul in Greece (Philippi and Athens), the Ephesus account (magic and the silversmiths in Acts 19), and the journey to Rome (Acts 27-28). So the ball gets slapped back to Luke again, who tells us about earthly cities like Antioch, Lystra, and Jerusalem, and how the gospel message is proclaimed and received and often rejected in each one. TSTT has found Fraud Manager and RoamEx to be critical to our operations," said Lystra Serrette, manager of Mobile Marketing Projects. |
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