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Why did Ignatius of Antioch travel to Rome?
To establish a congregation in the city.
To suffer martyrdom.
To prepare for Paul’s mission to Spain.
To advise the emperor.
To deliver the New Testament.
To negotiate a conflict in the congregation.
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To suffer martyrdom.
Ignatius was arrested and taken to Rome to be executed; while en route he wrote letters to several churches addressing church order and conflicts, but his journey’s purpose was his martyrdom.
Ignatius was arrested and taken to Rome to be executed; while en route he wrote letters to several churches addressing church order and conflicts, but his journey’s purpose was his martyrdom.
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