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Dive into a compelling episode where we explore a fascinating detail from the Bible's book of Romans. Paul, writing from Corinth, sends greetings from three men: Gaius, Erastus, and Quartus. But it's Erastus, the city treasurer, who steals the spotlight. For years, skeptics doubted the truth of Paul's words, questioning how a high-ranking official like Erastus could be among his followers. That skepticism was shattered in 1929 when archaeologists in Corinth uncovered a key piece of evidence proving Erastus' existence and role. This episode delves into the intriguing history of Corinth, including its temple to Aphrodite, where enslaved women served as prostitutes. We explore the transformative impact of Christianity on these women, who sought freedom from their plight. Drawing parallels to Paul's teachings in 1 Corinthians, we uncover the profound meaning of being 'bought with a price' – not just spiritually, but in a very real, tangible way for these women. Their story illuminates the power of Christ's sacrif