Corinth in the Time of Paul
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Paul stayed in Corinth a year and six months. The small plan of the forum marks the bema, the judgment seat, as the place where Gallio heard the case against Paul. Corinth had two ports: Lechaeum on the Gulf of Corinth, and Cenchreae to the east, which the King James Bible spells Cenchrea.
Read it: Acts 18:1-18; Romans 16:1