What were the dates of Paul's ministry among the Gentiles before he became a prisoner in Rome?
Paul’s ministry among the Gentiles, establishing churches, ran from about 40 A.D. until he became a prisoner in Rome in about 65 A.D. During that period he established churches throughout Asia Minor, Greece, and Antioch in Syria, and from about 58–59 A.D. he began writing his letters.
Les teaches that Paul did most of his ministry among the Gentiles and established churches from about 40 A.D. until he ended up a prisoner in Rome in about 65. During that time he established churches throughout Asia Minor, Greece, and Antioch in Syria. From about 58–59, because the churches needed doctrine, correction, and instruction, the Holy Spirit prompted Paul to write his letters. Earlier, Paul immediately went to the Jew but then to the Gentile, and that was the whole period of Acts until Paul took over in the Book of Acts.