Where geographically did Paul travel on his first missionary journey in Acts 14?
On his first missionary journey in Acts 14, Paul traveled up into central Turkey. He went through Lystra and Derbe, and at Lystra he performed a miracle that caused an uproar. This is the geographic area where his first missionary journey took place.
Les explains that this event in Acts 14 is on Paul's first missionary journey. He went up into central Turkey and traveled through Lystra and Derbe. At the little city of Lystra, Paul performed a miracle, which caused an uproar because the people thought he was a god. But when they realized he was not a god, they turned on him, and the Jews were also involved.
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What missionary journey does Acts 14 describe?
Les teaches that Acts 14 refers to Paul’s first missionary journey. He explains that Paul went up into central Turkey on that journey and went through Lystra and Derbe. At Lystra, Paul performed a miracle, and the people thought he was a god, which caused an uproar. But when they realized he was not a god, they turned on him, and the Jews also opposed him.