Samuel Warren & Associates International Casting Services

A FULL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL CASTING COMPANY

“Greece & Churches of Revelation Tour/Cruise”

13 Day First Class Package

June 17-29 in 2011

This will be the trip of a lifetime...
Your life will be enriched as we tour Greece
& Turkey, visiting the sites where Paul &
John lived and ministered! The Book of
Revelation & Acts will come to life as you
match the places with the actual events while
visiting the sites! This trip will enhance your
Bible Knowledge & Experience with our Lord, Jesus Christ!

Explore some of the most spectacular archaeological sites in the world
along Turkey's rugged Aegean coast to further understand the mysterious
Book of Revelation. Visit new excavations in Greece to gain
insight into Paul's journeys in the Book of Acts.

Highlights in Turkey include Laodicea, Colossae, Philadelphia, Ephesus, Pergamon and Istanbul's Hagia Sophia and Blue Mosque. In Greece, explore Kavala, Philippi, Berea, the tomb of Phillip II (Alexander the Great's father), Thessalonica, Athens and Corinth.

TRAVEL WITH CASTING DIRECTOR SAMUEL WARREN

**Israel * Petra * Turkey * Greece * Japan * South Korea * China**

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Ask for Cathy Hunder at ext. #113

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Samuel Warren will be giving an extensive overview Class for 2 evenings on the sites and sounds of Greece & Turkey...it's Free!

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Remains of the ancient agora, Smyrna, modern Izmir, Turkey.

The Trajanum, Pergamum. Among the seven churches for which John had a letter was Pergamum, "where Satan has his throne".

In the Agora, or great marketplace, of ancient Athens, Paul debated daily with Epicurean and Stoic philosophers, probably in a colonnade such as the Stoa of Attalus. The Court of the Areopagus, where Paul defended his views on Jesus and the resurrection, probably met in the Royal Colonnade.

The monumental gateway, or Propylaea, leading to the Parthenon, Athens.

The impressive fluted columns of the Propylaea, the Acropolis, Athens.

This headon view of the Parthenon emphasizes its finely dimensioned structure.

The restored Stoa of Attalus, seen from the Acropolis. Recent research suggests that it may have been here that Paul addresses the Court (or meeting) of the Areopagus.

Library of Celsus. Built in AD 114-117 by Consul Gatus Julius Aquila for his father, the library was damaged first by the Goths and then by an earthquake in 1000. The ststues occupying the niches in front are Sophia (wisdom), Arete (virtue), Ennoia (intellect) and Episteme (knowledge).