The First Missionary Journey of Paul

Paul's first mission tour was a trip to Cyprus. Salamis is the first destination on the island. During my stay at Salamis, Paul and Barnabas preached at the synagogue, but John accompanied them. The next stop in Paul and Barnabas is Paphos located at both ends of Cyprus. During Paphos they found a governor named Sergius Paulus who wanted to hear their teachings. But the governor accompanied his wizard Elimus, and he did not want him to hear the word of God.

After Paul and Barnabas' first missionary trip, they should take John Mark again and have a serious controversy with them. The young man withdrew from the middle of his first journey and disappointed both the older missionaries. Should they give him a second chance? Barnabas said: "Yes!" Paul said, "No!" This energetic missionary shares enthusiasm and never reunites again. This is not the last pious missionary in the history of the expansion of the church.

Paula 's first missionary's journey continued and entered the territory of Galatea. This part of Paul and Barnabas missionary travel includes one of the most memorable stories. Paul's time in restructuring is a profound prediction of modern Western Christians. Many things can be learned from Chapter 14 of the apostol. This verse ends Paul's first missionary journey. When you refer to the apostolic scripture and Paul's letter in chronological order it will be difficult to tell how long it will take Paul and Barnabas to complete the first missionary's journey. Commentators estimate that they have spent nearly two years since nearly a year. They traveled at least 500 miles in the sea and 700 miles on the land. Beitzel estimates that Paul traveled about 1,400 miles in total on a trip. (Batesuel)

This place not only started Paul 's second missionary journey, but also began the main part of the apostolic speech next. All the trips Paul experienced are longer than the previous trip. The length of the first trip was 1,581 miles and the length of the trip was considered to be 3,050 miles. The last trip, the longest journey, was 3,307 miles. This trip is as exciting as ever. The first trip was the first Middle Eastern reading by Luke, so I fascinated the reader. We met a new community, visited new cities, learned about new leadership systems, and adopted religious beliefs that were helpless. The second journey will lead us to explore new lands, new problems, and we will see even changing actors. This is the place where our channel brings us.