Book of Acts - Chapter 17 - Verse 13

When the Jews of Thessalonica heard that Paul was preaching the word of God in Berea, they became concerned and decided to travel there to confront him. This demonstrates the level of opposition Paul faced in his mission to spread the teachings of Christianity. The Jews in Thessalonica were not content with merely rejecting the message themselves; they felt the need to actively oppose and disrupt Paul's efforts to share the gospel with others. Their actions reflect the challenges and conflicts that early Christians faced in their attempts to spread their faith. This verse highlights the divisiveness and controversy surrounding the early Christian movement, as well as the determination of Paul and his followers to continue preaching in the face of opposition.