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    St. Paul embarked on several missionary journeys to spread Christianity in Asia Minor and Greece between approximately 37-67 AD. His first journey took place between 44-47 AD with Barnabas and Mark, traveling through Cyprus and Asia Minor. During his second journey from 51-53 AD, accompanied by Silas, Paul visited Greece and wrote the letters of 1 and 2 Thessalonians. Paul's third journey from 54-58 AD focused on Asia Minor with a 3 year stay in Ephesus, before ending in Jerusalem. While under house arrest in Rome, Paul wrote several prison epistles between 60-62 AD, before being martyred in Rome around 67 AD under Nero.

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    St. Paul embarked on several missionary journeys to spread Christianity in Asia Minor and Greece between approximately 37-67 AD. His first journey took place between 44-47 AD with Barnabas and Mark, traveling through Cyprus and Asia Minor. During his second journey from 51-53 AD, accompanied by Silas, Paul visited Greece and wrote the letters of 1 and 2 Thessalonians. Paul's third journey from 54-58 AD focused on Asia Minor with a 3 year stay in Ephesus, before ending in Jerusalem. While under house arrest in Rome, Paul wrote several prison epistles between 60-62 AD, before being martyred in Rome around 67 AD under Nero.

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    ST Paul Missionary Journeys and Epistles'

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    St. Paul embarked on several missionary journeys to spread Christianity in Asia Minor and Greece between approximately 37-67 AD. His first journey took place between 44-47 AD with Barnabas and Mark, traveling through Cyprus and Asia Minor. During his second journey from 51-53 AD, accompanied by Silas, Paul visited Greece and wrote the letters of 1 and 2 Thessalonians. Paul's third journey from 54-58 AD focused on Asia Minor with a 3 year stay in Ephesus, before ending in Jerusalem. While under house arrest in Rome, Paul wrote several prison epistles between 60-62 AD, before being martyred in Rome around 67 AD under Nero.

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    On The Move with St.

    Paul
    Missionary Journeys and Epistles

    Fact File
    In about 37 AD, the Lord Jesus Christ appears to Saul (Paul) on
    the road to Damascus.

    Paul is led blind to Damascus (Acts 9:8).


    After the visit by Ananias, Paul then goes to Arabia where he
    spends 3 years and returns to Damascus (Galatians 1:17-18 and
    Acts 9:22-23).
    In 40 AD St. Paul departed from Damascus at night, being let
    down from the city wall in a basket (Acts 9:25 and 2 Corinthians
    11:32).
    3

    Fact File
    Between 41 AD and 44 AD
    St. Paul met with Barnabas, St. Peter, and St. James in
    Jerusalem (Acts 9:26 and Galatians 1:18-19).
    Paul in Caesarea and Tarsus (Acts 9:30)
    Barnabas gets Paul and they stay in Antioch (Syria) for one year
    (Acts 11:26).

    First Missionary Journey


    The first journey begins when St. Paul,
    Barnabas, and St. Mark set out from Antioch
    (Acts 13:4).
    This journey started about 44 AD and ended
    about 47 AD. (Acts 14:28)

    First Missionary Journey


    Acts 13-14
    Origin: Antioch
    Destination: Asia Minor

    Companions: Barnabas and St. Mark


    Year: 45-47 AD
    6

    First Missionary Journey

    Fact File
    In about 50 AD, Paul and Barnabas go to the council in
    Jerusalem 14 years after Paul's conversion (Galatians
    2:1-9 and Acts 15:2).
    Silas returns to Antioch (Syria) with Barnabas and Paul
    where they continued some days (Acts 15:35-36),
    possibly around 50-51 AD.

    Second Missionary Journey


    Acts 16-18
    Origin: Antioch
    Destination: Greece

    Companions: Silas
    Year: 51-53 AD
    9

    10

    Letters During Second


    Missionary Journey
    1- 1 Thessalonians
    2- 2 Thessalonians

    From Corinth

    11

    Third Missionary Journey


    Acts 18-21
    Origin: Antioch
    Destination:

    Asia Minor with Ephesus is a


    centre of missionary for 3 years, ended up in
    Jerusalem.

    Companions: Many
    Year: 54-58 AD
    12

    13

    Letters During Third


    Missionary Journey
    3- Galatians
    4- Romans

    5- 1 Corinthians
    6- 2 Corinthians
    14

    15

    Letters During prison in Rome


    (House Arrest)
    Prison Epistles
    7- Ephesus
    8- Philippians
    9- Colossians

    10- Philemon
    16

    Fact File
    St. Paul was
    martyred in
    Rome around
    67 AD by
    Nero
    17

    St Paul Quiz.pptx

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