PAUL'S THIRD MISSIONARY JOURNEY

Year Wise Reference

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Paul Foot Steps

Significant Events in Paul's Third Missionary Journey*

54 A.D.

  • Paul begins his third missionary journey. He leaves Antioch and goes to Ephesus.

  • Priscilla and Aquila are already in Ephesus and make contact with Apollos. After teaching him thoroughly about Christ, they and the brethren send Apollos to Corinth.

55 A.D.

  • Paul continues to stay in Ephesus.

56 A.D.

  • Paul continues to stay in Ephesus.

57 A.D.

  • In the Spring at Ephesus Paul writes 1 Corinthians.

  • In Summer he leaves Ephesus for Troas. He proceeds to Philippi.

  • It is in Philippi during the Autumn that it is believed Paul wrote II Corinthians. Titus arrives in the city.

  • In the Winter Paul goes to Corinth, where he writes the book of Galatians.

58 A.D.

  • In the Spring Paul writes the book of Romans.

  • Paul leaves Corinth and goes to Philippi and Miletus.

  • In the summer (Pentecost) Paul arrives in Jerusalem. He is arrested and sent to Caesarea.

* Chronology and Events taken from The Life & Epistles of St. Paul by Conybeare and Howson