Acts 10 Study Guide
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We first need to understand a little more about the place and person this part of scripture is describing. First, the city of Caesarea is noted. Caesarea was a coastal town, formerly in the land of the Philistines. It was a port city where the headquarters of the Roman governor was. The most notable Roman governor from this broad time frame was Pontius Pilate. Pilate of course was the reluctant governor who presided over the crucifixion of Christ. In 1960 the “pilate Stone” was uncovered. Pilate built a temple in honor of Tiberius and dedicated it to the emperor. It is the only physical evidence that we have of Pontius Pilate.