Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   2,2,5|            resides and ministers in Ephesus, in Asia~Minor. During the
 2   2,2,5|          Rev. 1:9-19). Returning to Ephesus from his exile,~St. John
 3   2,3,3|              established himself in Ephesus, from where~he administered
 4   2,3,3|     unscathed, he was banished from Ephesus by emperor Domitian~to an
 5   2,3,3|  Revelations. Later, he~returned to Ephesus and at the end of the 1st
 6   2,3,3|        somewhat~mysterious death in Ephesus. Not naming himself in his
 7   2,3,3|            1-4) — and apparently in Ephesus at the~end of the 1st century.~
 8   2,3,3|        first Epistle was written in Ephesus. John’s second Epistle contains~
 9   2,3,3|           same time and place, i.e.~Ephesus, where Apostle John spent
10   2,4,3|             for Jerusalem, visiting Ephesus~and Caeseria on the way
11   2,4,3|         Minor, and then stopping at Ephesus, where he preached daily
12   2,4,3|       forced the Apostle to abandon Ephesus and leave for~Macedonia (
13   2,4,3|             Saint~Paul went through Ephesus is not known. He said that
14   2,4,3| strengthening of false teachings in Ephesus, he wrote his first letter
15   2,4,3|         second letter to Timothy in~Ephesus, inviting him to Rome for
16   2,5,2|         Justin Martyr, who lived in Ephesus prior~to his conversion
17   2,5,3|            a~long time preaching in Ephesus, were a matter of the distant
18   2,5,3|            the south of the city of Ephesus and during ancient times
19   2,5,5|           Seven Churches — those of Ephesus (2:1-7), Smyrna (2:8-11),
20   2,5,5|        diagram.~Note: The Church of Ephesus was the most populous and
21   2,5,5|    Ecumenical Council took place in Ephesus. Just as~St. John predicted,
22   2,5,5|       Christianity in the Church of Ephesus gradually died. Pergamos
23   2,5,3|            Churches.~Church~Subject~Ephesus~Rev. 2:8-11~Smyrna~Rev.