✝️ New Testament
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In the book of Acts, what theological significance can be attributed to the apostle Paul's strategic use of both Jewish synagogues and Gentile marketplaces as initial points of contact for spreading the gospel?
A
Paul prioritized synagogues because Jewish converts were more valuable to the early church than Gentile converts.
B
Paul's approach reflected his understanding that the gospel was both a fulfillment of Jewish hopes and a message for all nations, demonstrating God's inclusive plan for salvation.
C
Paul used synagogues to gain financial support from wealthy Jewish communities before targeting Gentile audiences.
D
Paul's strategy was simply a matter of convenience, as synagogues and marketplaces were the most accessible public spaces in the cities he visited.
Reference: Acts 13:14-49, Acts 17:17, Acts 18:4