THE THREE
MISSION JOURNEYS
The First Mission Journey is recorded in Acts
13:3 - 14:26. It began and ended in Antioch is Syria,
and included Cyprus, Antioch in Pisidia and the three
Lycaonian towns of Iconium, Lystra and Derbe, with the
return route retracing their steps to the same places.

The Second Mission Journey, in Acts 15:36 -
21:17, took place after the big consultation with the
apostles and elders in Jerusalem. It too began and ended
in Antioch. New territory including Phrygia and Galatia;
in Macedonia. the towns of Philippi, Thessalonika and
Beroea; in Achaia (or Greece), the cities of Athens and
Corinth; in the province of Asia, the city of Ephesus.
They returned via Caesarea in Palestine, and probably
Jerusalem.

The Third Mission Journey, in Acts 18:23 - 21:17,
included Galatia and Phrygia; Ephesus, where Paul spent
more than two years (19:10); Macedonia; Greece, where he
spent three months (20:3); Philippi; Troas; Miletus; and
a return to Caesarea and Jerusalem.

THE JOURNEY TO ROME
Acts 27 - 28
records a Fourth Journey by Paul from Caesarea to
Rome, under arrest, after his appeal for his case to be
heard in Caesar's court, which stops on the islands of
Crete, Malta and Sicily.
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