Paul's First Missionary Journey

Acts 13–14 · c. AD 46–48

Barnabas and Paul are sent out from Antioch. The journey goes by way of Cyprus into Asia Minor (Acts 13–14).

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Paul’s First Missionary Journey

Acts 13–14 · c. AD 46–48

Barnabas and Paul are sent out from Antioch. The journey goes by way of Cyprus into Asia Minor (Acts 13–14).

Trip stops (10)

1 Antioch in Syria Acts 13:1-3 Starting point. Barnabas and Saul are sent out by the church.

2 Seleucia Acts 13:4 The port at the mouth of the Orontes river. From here they sail to Cyprus.

3 Salamis, Cyprus Acts 13:5 They preach in the synagogues. John Mark is with them as their helper.

4 Paphos, Cyprus Acts 13:6-12 They meet the proconsul Sergius Paulus and the sorcerer Bar-Jesus. Saul is now called Paul.

5 Perga, Pamphylia Acts 13:13 John Mark leaves them and returns to Jerusalem.

6 Pisidian Antioch Acts 13:14-52 Paul's great synagogue sermon on the history of Israel and Jesus as the Messiah. He turns to the Gentiles.

7 Iconium Acts 14:1-5 They preach in the synagogue. The city is divided; they flee an attempt to stone them.

8 Lystra Acts 14:6-20 A lame man is healed. The crowd believe they are gods (Zeus and Hermes). Paul is stoned and left for dead.

9 Derbe Acts 14:20-21 Many disciples are won. The turning point – from here the journey home begins.

10 Attalia Acts 14:25 The port (today Antalya) from which they sail home to Antioch.

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