What does it feel like to stand on the actual stone platform where Paul was put on trial—and to accidentally discover a plant growing in the ruins whose name means "Esther"?

In this rich episode of In the Margins, Anna and John explore Corinth—the wealthy, morally notorious crossroads city where Paul lived and worked for eighteen months, longer than almost anywhere else on his missionary journeys. Discover the staggering engineering of the Corinth Canal, cut nearly 300 feet through solid limestone, and learn about the ancient diolkos, a paved trackway where Greeks once dragged entire ships overland rather than risk 200 miles of treacherous open sea.

Walk through the Archaeological Museum where a fragment reading "Synagogue of the Hebrews" may be the very doorway Paul passed through, then stand at the ...