re he landed. After he had gone up and
saluted the church he went down to Antioch.

QUESTIONS

Who proposed the second missionary journey? Who were the
companions? What can be said of the wide scope? What was
its value to the world? Time and Rulers? What can be said of
the new departure in writing Epistles to the churches? What can
be said of the itinerary through Asia Minor? Give the incidents,
of preaching the gospel, that occurred during the trip in Europe,
in the different cities; Philippi, Thessalonica, Berea, Athens, and
Corinth. How was the return voyage made?

II. PAUL'S JOURNEYS

_Scripture, Acts 13:1-28:31_

STUDY V

THIRD MISSIONARY JOURNEY

_Scripture, Acts 18:23-21:17_

ANALYSIS

+Third Missionary Journey+--Method. The Chief City. Time
and Extent. Epistles Written.

+Itinerary+--Through Galatia and Phygia. Ephesus. Through
Macedonia and Greece. The Return Voyage.

[Illustration: Outline map illustrating the third
missionary journey of Paul and the voyage to Italy.]

II. PAUL'S JOURNEYS

_Acts 13:1-38:31_

STUDY V

THIRD MISSIONARY JOURNEY

_Scripture, Acts 18:23-21:17_

+Method.+--A study of the three missionary journeys
shows the method of evangelization of the ancient world.
The first journey was comparatively near home. The
second was a review of the work done in the first and a
pushing on to new work in Asia Minor and the larger
conquests in Europe. In the third we have a review visit
to the churches of Asia Minor, a long stop at Ephesus,
and a review visit to the churches of Macedonia and
Achaia, which were organized upon the second missionary
journey. There was always a method in what Paul
did. He was not only a missionary preaching and testifying
to Jesus Christ, but he was an organizer and leader of
men. The churches formed were visited again and again;
messengers were sent to them to instruct, to chide, and
to encourage them; circular and special letters from
Paul's own hand were dispatched to them, when occasion
required. Wherever Paul preached, whatever might be
the tumults raised, he always won some adherents for
Jesus Christ, who were brought together and organized
into a church.

On this third journey he was already planning to go to
Rome (Acts 19:21) and wrote an epistle to the Romans
announcing his coming (Rom. 1:7, 15).

+The Chief City+, in which Paul spent most of his time
(Acts 19:1, 8, 10), between two and th