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First journey with Barnabas and John Mark (Acts 13:4-14:28) 

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The council in Jerusalem (Acts 15:1-32)

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Second journey with Silas (Acts 15:36-18:22)

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Third journey (Acts 18:23-21:16)

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Paul in Jerusalem (Acts 21:17-23:30)

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Paul In Caesarea (Acts 23:31-26:32)

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Journey to Rome (Acts 27:1-28:31)

Antioch: the capital of ancient Syria, the eastern capital of the Roman Empire, the modern Antakya in southern Turkey

Lystra: a city of the ancient province of Lycaonia in Asia Minor, near Konya

Antioch in Pisidia: near the border of ancient Pisidia, in Yalvac, a few miles south-west from modern Aksehir, Turkey

Miletus: a coastal city of ancient Ionia, c 30 miles (50 kms) south of Ephesus, and c 70 miles (100 kms) south of modern Izmir, Turkey

Athens: the greatest city of classical Greece, capital of modern Greece

Paphos: a town in south-western Cyprus on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea

Berea: a city of ancient Macedonia, modern Véria in Greece

Perga: or Perge, the capital of ancient Pamphylia in Asia Minor during the Roman period, a few miles north of modern Antalya, Turkey

Caesarea: a seaport of ancient Palestine, capital of the Roman province, modern Tel Aviv-Yafo in Israel. Not to be confused with Kayseri - Caeserea in Turkey

Philippi: a city of ancient Macedonia, near modern Kavála, Greece

Corinth: a city of ancient Greece, near modern Corinth, southern Greece

Rome: the capital of the Roman Empire and Italy, located on the Tiber River

Damascus: a city of ancient Syria, capital of modern Syria

Salamis: a town located on the east end of Cyprus, 3 miles north-west of modern Famagusta

Derbe: an ancient city in south-eastern Asia Minor, modern Turkey, near Konya

Tarsus: a city of ancient Cilicia on the river Cnydus near the Mediterranean Sea, near Adana in southern Turkey

Ephesus: a town on the western coast of Asia Minor, c 40 miles (70 kms) south of modern Izmir, Turkey

Thessalonica: a coastal city of ancient Macedonia, modern Szaloniki in northeastern Greece

Iconium: capital of the ancient province of Lycaonia in Asia Minor, modern Konya in Turkey

Troas: on the coast of northern Asia Minor, modern Turkey, near Canakkale

Jerusalem: it was the capital of the southern kingdom of Judah and the place of the temple of God, the capital of modern Israel

Tyre: a city on the central coast of ancient Phoenicia, modern Sur in southern Lebanon