Paul's Journeys and Travels

The video details the three major journeys of Paul, starting from Antioch. His first journey around 46 AD took him to Cyprus and Asia Minor, covering 1400 miles. The second journey, around 49 AD, was more extensive, reaching Greek cultural centers like Athens and Corinth, totaling 2800 miles. The third journey, around 52 AD, involved travels through Galatia, Ephesus, and Macedonia, covering 2700 miles. Throughout these journeys, Paul preached about Jesus, establishing churches in various towns.

During Paul's first journey, which island did he visit after leaving Antioch?

• Malta

• Crete

• Cyprus

• Sicily

Which city did Paul visit after traveling through Asia Minor on his first journey?

• Rome

• Perga

• Corinth

• Athens

In Paul's second journey, which city did he reach that was known as the center of Greek culture?

• Ephesus

• Thessalonica

• Athens

• Sparta

How long did Paul stay in Corinth during his second journey?

• One and a half years

• One year

• Six months

• Two years

Which region did Paul travel through at the start of his third journey?

• Macedonia

• Galatia

• Judea

• Asia Minor

How many years did Paul spend in Ephesus during his third journey?

• Two years

• Three years

• Four years

• One year

What was the final destination of Paul's third journey?

• Antioch

• Rome

• Athens

• Jerusalem

How many miles did Paul travel on his second journey?

• 1400 miles

• 2000 miles

• 2800 miles

• 3200 miles

What mode of transportation did Paul primarily use during his travels?

• Horseback

• Carriage

• Chariot

• Boat and walking

What term is used to describe the groups of new Christians that Paul helped form in each town?

• Churches

• Assemblies

• Congregations

• Fellowships