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Timeline of St. Paul’s Life and Missionary Journeys

ca. A.D. 49 Council of A.D. 1 A.D. 10 A.D. 20 A.D. 30 A.D. 40 A.D. 50 A.D. 60 A.D. 70 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | ______

1st Missionary Journey to ca. A.D. 65-67 (A.D. 46-49) Tradition holds -14 that Paul was 12 - 13 yrs. old, Depart from later rearrested Paul goes to A.D. 8 A.D. 32 or 36 Selucia and beheaded Jerusalem; Birth of Paul * , 22, 26 in educated by Paul has Salamis Gamaliel conversion on Road to Attalia Paul Arrested in Jerusalem Antioch of Pisidian and Imprisonment in Iconium, , and Rome Returned to Antioch (of ) :16-28:16

From Caesarea (where he was imprisoned) he sailed to 2nd Missionary Journey to and (Lycia); then to (A.D. 50-52) Acts 15:36-18:22 Pauline Letters and Epistles Cnidus to Fair Haven (on the From Antioch, through Cyria and Island of ) Lystra • A.D. 50-51 Letters to the Thessalonians and Galatia • Early to Mid 50’s Letter to the Galatians Because of storm, the ship Traos • A.D. 56 Letters to the Corinthians drifted to Malta. From Malta, (city in ) • A.D. 57-58 Letter to the Romans Paul continued on to Rome Thessalonica (leading city in Macedonia) • A.D. 60 – 62 Letters to the Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians where he remained under Berea and Philemon (during 2 year captivity in Rome) house arrest from (A.D. 60- 62) • ca. A.D. 65 Letters to Timothy Corinth – stayed 1 ½ years

• ca. A.D. 63-66 Letter to (Hebrews?) Able to continue limited Caesarea apostolic work and wrote the Returning to Antioch (of Syria) Captivity Epistles: Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians and Philemon 3rd Missionary Journey – returns to and Greece (A.D. 53-58) :23-21:15 From Antioch, went through regions of Galatia and Phrygia Returned to Ephesus – stayed 2 years (lecturing in & the hall of Tyrannus) The date of Paul’s birth depends on the dating of Philemon. * Macedonia to Greece Traditionally it is dated during his imprisonment in Rome Traos (Paul raises Eutyches from the dead – :7-12) (A.D. 60-62). , then Mitylene, , , and arrived in Tyre to Ptolema, Caesarea and Jerusalem (final destination of his missionary trip)