Paul came to Corinth as a tentmaker (Acts 18:1-3). Working in the market and living above the workshop with other tentmakers, Priscilla and Aquila, Paul learned the dynamics of a busy commercial city - very different from the ‘university mentality’ of Athens (Acts 18:1-3). Corinth was an international trading hub, lying in the isthmus between the Aegean Sea, and the Adriatic Sea. Linking the two was a seven-mile paved roadway, the ‘Diolkos’, where ships or cargoes were trundled overland on rollers by slaves - to avoid a dangerous long voyage around the Peloponnese peninsula. A lot of mo
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