History Globe
Tour · c. AD 54
Paul's third journey
Antioch Acts 18:22–23
Paul sets out from Antioch again.
Open on the map →Ephesus Acts 19:1–20:1 · ≈ 805 km in a straight line, ≈ 1,040 km by Roman roads
About three years in Ephesus; the riot of Demetrius.
Open on the map →Philippi Acts 20:1–6 · ≈ 430 km in a straight line, the way is not told
Through Macedonia to Greece for three months, and back; after the days of unleavened bread they sail from Philippi.
Open on the map →Troas Acts 20:6–12 · ≈ 210 km in a straight line, by sea, ≈ 5 days (Acts 20:6)
Seven days in Troas; Eutychus.
Open on the map →Assos Acts 20:13 · ≈ 33 km in a straight line, ≈ 53 km by Roman roads
Paul goes on foot to Assos.
Open on the map →Mitylene Acts 20:14 · ≈ 46 km in a straight line, by sea
They come to Mitylene.
Open on the map →Chios Acts 20:15 · ≈ 89 km in a straight line, by sea, 1 day (Acts 20:15)
Opposite Chios.
Open on the map →Samos Acts 20:15 · ≈ 92 km in a straight line, by sea, 1 day (Acts 20:15)
They touch at Samos.
Open on the map →Miletus Acts 20:17–38 · ≈ 46 km in a straight line, by sea, 1 day (Acts 20:15)
Farewell to the elders of Ephesus.
Open on the map →Cos Acts 21:1 · ≈ 81 km in a straight line, by sea
A straight course to Cos.
Open on the map →Rhodes Acts 21:1 · ≈ 105 km in a straight line, by sea, 1 day (Acts 21:1)
Rhodes.
Open on the map →Patara Acts 21:1–2 · ≈ 100 km in a straight line, by sea
At Patara they find a ship to Phoenicia.
Open on the map →Tyre Acts 21:3–6 · ≈ 630 km in a straight line, by sea
Seven days with the disciples at Tyre.
Open on the map →Ptolemais Acts 21:7 · ≈ 41 km in a straight line, by sea
One day with the brothers at Ptolemais.
Open on the map →Caesarea Acts 21:8–14 · ≈ 50 km in a straight line, by sea
In the house of Philip; the prophecy of Agabus.
Open on the map →Jerusalem Acts 21:15–17 · ≈ 87 km in a straight line, ≈ 105 km by Roman roads
The brothers in Jerusalem receive them gladly.
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