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The highest court of athens, before whom Paul debated, was known as the: A. Antiochus B. Consortium C. Acropolis D. Romus E. Areopagus
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The highest court of athens, before whom Paul debated, was known as the:

A. Antiochus
B. Consortium
C. Acropolis
D. Romus
E. Areopagus

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The highest court of Athens, before whom Paul debated, was known as the Areopagus :)

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