以弗所遺址-柱子

Weathered stone columns rise from the ruins of ancient Ephesus, their fluted shafts and carved capitals standing against a heavy sky. The remains evoke the Greco-Roman city where the apostle Paul taught, where the gospel confronted the worship of Artemis, and where a Christian church later received apostolic instruction and the message to the church in Revelation. These pillars suggest both the former grandeur of the city and the passing nature of human glory beside the enduring word of God. A strong visual resource for teaching on Paul in Ephesus, the early church in Asia Minor, biblical archaeology, missions, and New Testament historical context.