Pauls fourth missionary journey in the bible

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Paul took at least three missionary journeyscovering Cyprus, Syria, Asia Minor, Macedonia, and Greece before he was wrongly accused in Jerusalem and imprisoned, first in Caesarea and then in Rome.

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What happened after this point is unclear. Some say that Paul’s trip from Caesarea to Rome for his first Roman imprisonment constitutes his “fourth journey,” while others say he embarked on another missionary trip after he was released.

Much depends on whether he was imprisoned once or twice. In 2 Timothy 4:16, Paul, writing from prison, refers to his “first” trial, and verse 17 indicates that it ended favorably; these clues point to at least two imprisonments in Rome.

It’s been conjectured that Paul’s fourth missionary journey started upon his release from his first imprisonment.

The book of Actsclearly outlines the first three of Paul’s missionary journeys and his first set of trials and ends with his first imprisonment in R