Easton's Bible Dictionary

Palestine. B.C. Rome.

Paul's first mis-sionary journey (about 3
years) — Acts 13-14. "Saul, who is also
called Paul" (Acts 13:9).

47

Council at Jerusa-lem (Acts 15:1-35). The
epistle of the council to the Gentile
Christians in Syria and Cilicia is probably
the oldest written document of the
Christian Church

50

Felix procurator. Paul's second missionary
journey (more than 3 years) — Acts 15:36-
18; 23.

51

Wrote from Cor-inth the epistles to the
Thessalon-ians (1 Thessa-lonians 1:7, 8;
Acts 18:5.

52 Decree of Claud-isu banishing the

Jews from Rome.

54-68 Nero emperor, successor of

Claudius.

Paul's third mis-sionary journey (about 4
years) — Acts 18:23-21; 14.

54

During his stay at Ephesus (Acts 19) wrote
epistle to the Galatians (Acts 20:2;
Galatians 6:11), and probably First
Corinthians 1 Corinthians 1:23; 7:5).

57 or 58

Palestine B.C. Rome.

Wrote from Macedonia Second Corinthians
(2 Corinthians 1:23; 7:5.

57

Wrote from Corinth epistle to Romans at
close of his stay there (Acts 20:3; 1
Corinthians 16:6)

58

Paul visits Jerusalem. Is brought before
Felix, and imprisoned for two years at
Caesarea (Acts 21:17-26.

58

Paul before the procurator Porcius Festus.
Is sent a prisoner to Rome

60

Arrives at Rome in spring of 61

Paul writes from Rome his epistles to the 61-63