Summary
After departing Athens, Paul arrives in Corinth where he meets Aquila and Priscilla, fellow tentmakers, and they work together. He preaches in the synagogue, testifying that Jesus is Christ, but is opposed and declares he will go to the Gentiles. Paul stays a year and six months teaching, then is brought before the Roman governor Gallio for a Jewish complaint, and Gallio dismisses the case as a Jewish legal matter. Paul leaves Corinth, sails to Syria, visits Ephesus, and decides to continue the Jerusalem feast, then moves to Caesarea and Antioch, strengthening churches in Galatia and Phrygia. In Ephesus he encounters Apollos, a powerful preacher, who is taught by Aquila and Priscilla and later helps spread the gospel, convincing Jews with Scripture that Jesus is Christ.