History Globe
Tour · c. AD 47
Paul's first journey
Antioch Acts 13:1–3
At the word of the Holy Spirit, the church sets Barnabas and Saul apart for the work.
Open on the map →Seleucia Acts 13:4 · ≈ 25 km in a straight line, ≈ 35 km by Roman roads
The port of Antioch; they sail for Cyprus.
Open on the map →Salamis Acts 13:5 · ≈ 210 km in a straight line, by sea
They proclaim the word in the synagogues of the Jews.
Open on the map →Paphos Acts 13:6–12 · ≈ 145 km in a straight line, ≈ 175 km by Roman roads
The proconsul Sergius Paulus believes.
Open on the map →Perga Acts 13:13 · ≈ 280 km in a straight line, by sea
John Mark returns to Jerusalem.
Open on the map →Antioch Acts 13:14–50 · ≈ 155 km in a straight line, ≈ 185 km by Roman roads
Preaching in the synagogue; turning to the Gentiles.
Open on the map →Iconium Acts 14:1–5 · ≈ 125 km in a straight line, ≈ 150 km by Roman roads
Many believe; a plot to stone them.
Open on the map →Lystra Acts 14:8–19 · ≈ 33 km in a straight line, ≈ 39 km by Roman roads
A lame man is healed; Paul is stoned.
Open on the map →Derbe Acts 14:20–21 · ≈ 95 km in a straight line, ≈ 140 km by Roman roads
They make many disciples.
Open on the map →Lystra Acts 14:21–22 · ≈ 95 km in a straight line, ≈ 140 km by Roman roads
Return leg: strengthening the disciples.
Open on the map →Iconium Acts 14:21 · ≈ 33 km in a straight line, ≈ 39 km by Roman roads
Return leg.
Open on the map →Antioch Acts 14:21–23 · ≈ 125 km in a straight line, ≈ 150 km by Roman roads
Elders appointed in every church.
Open on the map →Perga Acts 14:25 · ≈ 155 km in a straight line, ≈ 185 km by Roman roads
They speak the word in Perga.
Open on the map →Attalia Acts 14:26 · ≈ 16 km in a straight line, ≈ 18 km by Roman roads
They sail back to Antioch.
Open on the map →Antioch Acts 14:27–28 · ≈ 495 km in a straight line, by sea
They report how God has opened a door of faith to the Gentiles.
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