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  1. Aug 13, 2004 · Since Paul stayed in Ephesus and did not seem to travel about (20:18), it would seem that much of the preaching which took place outside the city was done by others, some of whom may be named in Acts 20:4.

  2. May 13, 2021 · Frame challenge: while Paul was the apostle to the Gentiles, he was also sent to preach to the Jews. Based on this Scripture, Paul was not acting outside God's will for him: Acts 9:15 (NIV; emphasis mine) 15 But the Lord said to Ananias, “Go!

  3. aleteia.org › 2018/09/19 › a-quick-guide-to-st-paulsPaul's Journeys - Aleteia

    • First Trip
    • Second Trip
    • Third Journey

    What’s considered Paul’s “first journey” started in the year 45 and ended in 49. Together with Barnabas, a Cypriot Jew converted to Christianity, Paul traveled across the island of Cyprus, Barnabas’s homeland, preaching the Gospel in several synagogues. They then set sail from Paphos, on the southwest coast of Cyprus, and reached the port of Perga,...

    Paul’s second journeystarted in the year 49 and ended in 52. This time, Paul hit the road to check back on those early Christian communities he helped found during his first trip. He was accompanied by Silas, a leading member of the early Christian community, and Timothy, the son of a Greek man who was a dear companion to Paul. The group headed to ...

    Paul’s third journey took place between 52 and 57. He first headed back to Galatia and Phrygia to check on the communities he helped set up during his previous trips. He then set sail for Ephesus, an ancient Greek city in present-day Turkey, which at the time was the capital of the Roman province of Asia andhome to the famous temple of Artemis-Dian...

  4. Timeline of the Apostle Paul includes the Year, The Life of Paul, the Books Written, and Historical Events. 'The chronology and dating...are still disputed...'.

  5. Paul's encounter with the resurrected Jesus transformed his life. He went from trying to bring an end to Christianity to traveling roughly 10,000 miles throughout western Asia and parts of Europe to preach about Jesus and Christianity.

  6. Why did Paul depart from the Jews in the synagogue thereafter? Some not only "were hardened and did not believe" (Acts 19:8) but also began to try to turn the general population of Ephesus against Christianity: "spoke evil of the Way before the multitude" (Acts 19:9). After harvesting in the Jewish synagogue, God was about to harvest in the ...

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  8. Apr 25, 2018 · Paul’s ambition and strategy was to preach the gospel where Christ had not already been named.” Listen to Acts 19:8–10 as Paul describes his first longer stay in Ephesus: And he entered the synagogue and for three months spoke boldly, reasoning and persuading them about the kingdom of God.