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1. www.biblosfoundation.org › 12 › Pauls-TimelinePaul’s Timeline A.D. PAUL – Dates are approximate LETTERS ROME

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   Great fire in Rome followed by persecuMons of Roman ChrisMans. 66. Jewish revolt begins against Rome. 67. I Timothy wri7en from Macedonia; Titus wri7en from Ephesus. 68 Paul in prison in Rome; Paul’s execuMon II Timothy wri7en from Rome. 69. Vespasian becomes Roman Emperor (69-79) 70.

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3. www.biblegateway.com › blog › 2020Faithful to the End: Paul and the Gospel - Bible Gateway Blog

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   Feb 25, 2020 · Beginning in Acts 13 through the end of that book, Paul becomes the central figure. And Luke’s record of Paul’s ministry is breathtaking. Paul’s influence was profound wherever he set foot. He preached the gospel, planted churches, and left new believers in his wake no matter where he went—from the land of Israel, throughout Asia Minor ...

4. www.havefunwithhistory.com › pauls-missionaryPaul's Missionary Journey Timeline - Have Fun With History

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   Oct 4, 2023 · Timeline. Stops and Significant Events. First Missionary Journey. circa 46-49 AD. Cyprus: Preached in Salamis and Paphos. Pamphylia: Visited Perga. Pisidia: Preached in Antioch (not to be confused with Antioch in Syria). Iconium: Preached and faced opposition. Lystra: Healed a lame man, but was stoned.

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   Where did the Apostle Paul go?

   • Let us embark on a journey through the life and travels of the Apostle Paul, a figure whose missionary zeal continues to inspire Christians worldwide. Cyprus: Preached in Salamis and Paphos. Pamphylia: Visited Perga. Pisidia: Preached in Antioch (not to be confused with Antioch in Syria). Iconium: Preached and faced opposition.

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   How did Paul spread the Gospel?

   • No one did more than Paul to spread the gospel across the face of the Roman Empire. Luke carefully chronicled Paul’s three missionary journeys in the Book of Acts. Beginning in Acts 13 through the end of that book, Paul becomes the central figure. And Luke’s record of Paul’s ministry is breathtaking.

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   Why did Paul go to Rome?

   • Imprisonment: Paul’s arrest in Jerusalem led to a series of legal proceedings and imprisonments. He spent about two years imprisoned in Caesarea as his case was heard before various Roman officials. Voyage to Rome: Due to ongoing threats to his life and his appeal to Caesar, Paul was eventually sent to Rome as a Roman citizen.

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   Where did Paul start his missionary journey?

   • Departure: Paul’s First Missionary Journey began in the city of Antioch in Syria, where he was based with Barnabas. Cyprus: Their first stop was the island of Cyprus. In Cyprus, they preached in Salamis and Paphos, sharing the message of Jesus Christ with the Jewish and Gentile populations. This marked the beginning of their missionary work.

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6. www.ministryvoice.com › when-did-paul-write-romansWhen Did Paul Write Romans? A Comprehensive Guide to ...

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   Sep 2, 2023 · Scholars have proposed various dates for Paul’s writing of Romans, from the early 50s to 60s AD. Some argue he composed it during his second missionary journey around 50-52 AD when staying three months in Greece (according to Acts 20:2-3) which they believe allowed ample time for the composition of this letter.

7. churchleaders.com › pastors › 469579-apostle-paulTracing the Footsteps of Faith: The Missionary Journeys of Paul

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   Feb 16, 2024 · Paul’s Missionary Journeys Timeline Conversion to Christianity: The apostle’s personal journey begins with his dramatic conversion from a zealous persecutor of Christians to a devoted follower of Christ on the road to Damascus around AD 34-36. This transformative experience marked the start of his ministry.

8. biblebyparagraphs.com › 2020 › 12Timeline of the apostle Paul - Bible By Paragraphs

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   MINISTRY ENDS 58 -62 Caesarea P. forbidden to go to Jerusalem Acts 21.4 [Paul chooses to disregard info given “through the Spirit”] Now P. permitted to go to Jerus. Acts 21.11 arrested at Jerusalem, mob at Temple, asserts citizenship Acts 21.22ff taken before Sanhedrin Acts 22.30ff murder plot delivered, but imprisoned for

9. bereanbiblesociety.org › the-timeline-of-paulsThe Timeline of Paul’s Ministry – Berean Bible Society

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   The Book of Acts only mentions four Galatian cities that Paul visited: Antioch of Pisidia, Iconium, Lystra, and Derbe (Acts 13:14-14:23). Churches in each of these cities were established by Paul during his first apostolic journey (Acts 14:21-23). All these cities were in southern Galatia. Paul visited Galatia in all three of his apostolic ...