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Antioch

Antakya, Turkey

Sets out again, strengthening every disciple on the way.

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0 of 3,392 km · Acts 18:23–21:17

Paul's Third Missionary Journey Map

Trace all four of Paul's voyages — the first, second and third missionary journeys and the sea road to Rome — with cities, churches planted, letters written and the Acts passage behind each leg. (AD 46–62)

Why the geography matters

The gospel moves through ports, Roman roads and provincial capitals from Antioch to Rome.

Acts 13–28 · Paul, Barnabas, Silas, Timothy, Luke

9 stops · about 3,392 km along the drawn route

  1. 1

    Antioch · Acts 18:23

    c. AD 53

    Sets out again, strengthening every disciple on the way.

  2. 2

    Ephesus · Acts 19:1 · 859 km

    Three years here: the hall of Tyrannus, burned scrolls, the silversmiths' riot. (Base of the journey)

  3. 3

    Macedonia · Acts 20:1 · 1,295 km

    Travels through Macedonia giving much encouragement.

  4. 4

    Greece · Acts 20:2 · 1,707 km

    Three months in Greece; Romans likely written from here. (Letter to the Romans)

  5. 5

    Troas · Acts 20:6 · 2,060 km

    Eutychus falls from the window and is raised.

  6. 6

    Miletus · Acts 20:17 · 2,328 km

    Farewell to the Ephesian elders — they will not see his face again.

  7. 7

    Tyre · Acts 21:3 · 3,215 km

    Seven days with the disciples, who warn him not to go up.

  8. 8

    Caesarea Maritima · Acts 21:8 · 3,305 km

    Agabus binds himself with Paul's belt as a warning.

  9. 9

    Jerusalem · Acts 21:17 · 3,392 km

    Welcomed by the brothers, then arrested in the temple.