[Illustration: First Journey Copyright, 1897, BY JOHN D. WATTLES & CO.]
First Journey
Antioch. Paul and Barnabas commissioned (Acts 13:1-3).
1. Seleucia. Embarked (Acts 13:4).
2. Salamis. Preached in synagogues (Acts 13:5).
3. Paphos. The sorcerer (Acts 13:6-12).
4. Perga. John Mark returned (Acts 13:13).
5. Antioch of Pisidia. Preaching and persecution (Acts 13:14-50).
6. Iconium. Strife (Acts 13:51 to 14:7).
7. Lystra. Paul stoned (Acts 14:8-19).
8. Derbe. Made many disciples (Acts 14:20, 21).
9. Lystra. } 10. Iconium. } Confirmed disciples (Acts 14:21-24).
11, 12. Antioch. } 13. Perga. Spoke the Word (Acts 14:25).
14. Attalia. Embarked (Acts 14:25).
15, 16. Antioch. Reported their work (Acts 14:26-28).
17. Jerusalem. Council (Acts 15:1-29).
18. Antioch. Tarried, preaching (Acts 15:30-35).
[Illustration: Second Journey Copyright, 1897, BY JOHN D. WATTLES & CO.]
Second Journey
Antioch. Paul and Barnabas disagree (Acts 15:36-40).
1. Syria and Cilicia. Confirming churches (Acts 15:41).
2. Derbe and Lystra. Timothy accompanies (Acts 16:1-3).
3, 4. Iconium, Antioch. Delivering decrees (Acts 16:2, 4, 5).
5. Galatia, Phrygia, Mysia, Troas (Acts 16:6-8).
Troas. Macedonian call (Acts 16:8-10).
6. Samothrace, Neapolis (Acts 16:11).
7. Philippi. Lydia; the jailer (Acts 16:12-40).
8, 9. Amphipolis, Apollonia (Acts 17:1).
10. Thessalonica. Church planted (Acts 17:1-9).
11. Beroea. Preaching, strife (Acts 17:10-14).
12. Athens. Address on Mars' Hill (Acts 17:15-34).
13. Corinth. Church planted, Aquila and Priscilla (Acts 18:1-17).
14. Ephesus. Left Priscilla and Aquila (Acts 18:18-21).
15. Caesarea. Landed (Acts 18:22).
16. Jerusalem. Saluted the church (Acts 18:22).
17. Antioch. Spent some time (Acts 18:22, 23).
[Illustration: Third Journey Copyright, 1897, BY JOHN D. WATTLES & CO.]
Third Journey
Antioch. Departed from (Acts 18:23).
1-5. Galatia, Phrygia, Ephesus. Stablishing disciples (Acts 18:23).
Ephesus. Apollos, Tyrannus, Demetrius (Acts 18:24 to 19:41).
6. Troas (2 Cor. 2:12, 13).
7-13. Macedonia, Greece. Gave exhortation (Acts 20:1, 2).
Greece. Spent three months (Acts 20:3).
14-18. Philippi. Set sail (Acts 20:4-6).
19. Troas. Eutychus restored (Acts 20:6-12).
20. Assos. Took in Paul (Acts 20:13, 14).
21. Mitylene, Chios, Samos, Miletus (Acts 20:14, 15).
Miletus. Visit of Ephesian elders (Acts 20:15-38).
22, 23. Cos, Rhodes, Patara, Cyprus, Tyre (Acts 21:1-3).
Tyre. Tarried seven days (Acts 21:3-6) 24. Ptolemais. Abode one day (Acts 21:7).
25. Caesarea. Virgin prophets, Agabus (Acts 21:8-14).
26. Jerusalem. Report of Paul's Gentile ministry (Acts 21:15-26).
[Illustration: Voyage to Rome Copyright, 1897, BY JOHN D. WATTLES & CO.]
Voyage to Rome
Jerusalem. Paul's arrest (Acts 21:27-36).
Jerusalem. Address in the Hebrew language (Acts 21:37 to 22:29).
Jerusalem. Address before the sanhedrin (Acts 22:30 to 23:11).
Jerusalem. Plot of the Jews (Acts 23:12-32).
1. Caesarea. Examination before Felix (Acts 23:33 to 24:23).
Caesarea. Before Felix and Drusilla (Acts 24:24-27).
Caesarea. Before Festus, appeal to Caesar (Acts 25:1-12).
Caesarea. Before Agrippa and Bernice (Acts 25:13 to 26:32).
2-5. Sidon, Cyprus, Myra, Cnidus, Crete (Acts 27:1-13).
6. Sea of Adria, Melita. Shipwreck (Acts 27:14-44).
Melita. Rescue, miracles by Paul (Acts 28:1-11).
7. Syracuse. Tarried three days (Acts 28:12).
8, 9. Rhegium, Puteoli. Found brethren (Acts 28:13, 14).
10, 11. Appii Forum, Three Taverns. Met by brethren from Rome (Acts 28:15).
12. Rome. Conference with Jews (Acts 28:16-29).
Rome. Preaching in own hired house (Acts 28:30, 31).
[Illustration: ASSYRIA AND CANAAN]
[Illustration: THE TWELVE TRIBES]
[Illustration: THE EXODUS AND WANDERINGS]
[Illustration: THE NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN KINGDOMS]