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Acts on map

Interactive maps of journeys and places in the Bible — from Abraham's journey and Paul's missionary trips to the prophets' judgments over the nations.

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Pentecost – the Nations in Jerusalem (Acts 2)

c. AD 33 The nations gathered in Jerusalem on the day of Pentecost (Acts 2:9–11). The lines show where the Jewish pilgrims came from. 16 places

Philip's Journeys in the Book of Acts

Acts 6–8; 21:8 · c. AD 33–57 From Jerusalem to Samaria, the desert road to Gaza and being caught away to Ashdod – Philip the evangelist, who baptised the Ethiopian official (Acts 8:4–40). 7 stop

The Ethiopian Official

c. AD 34 6 stop

Peter's Journeys in the Book of Acts

Acts 1–15 · c. AD 30–49 From the upper room in Jerusalem to the house of the Gentile Cornelius in Caesarea – Peter's way from Pentecost to the Council of Jerusalem (Acts 2–15). 13 stop

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). 10 stop

Paul's Second Missionary Journey

Acts 15:36 – 18:22 · c. AD 49–52 From Antioch across Asia Minor to Europe – the gospel reaches Macedonia and Greece for the first time. Paul and Silas are imprisoned at Philippi, Paul preaches on the Areopagus in Athens and lives for a year and a half in Corinth (Acts 15:36–18:22). 19 stop

Paul's Third Missionary Journey

Acts 18:23 – 21:17 · c. AD 53–57 Three years in Ephesus, a tour of Macedonia and Greece, the farewell speech at Miletus and the perilous journey to Jerusalem (Acts 18:23–21:16). 17 stop

Paul's Journey to Rome

Acts 27–28 · c. AD 59–60 As a prisoner bound for the emperor's court – the storm on the Mediterranean, the shipwreck on Malta and the arrival in Rome (Acts 27–28). 13 stop

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