When and from where did Paul's missionary journeys begin?
Paul's missionary journeys began about 40 A.D., starting from Palestine, the land of Israel, and moving up into Asia Minor, with the city of Antioch in Syria as the point of departure. They continued until his imprisonment around 64 or 65 A.D., a period of about 25 years.
Les explains that Paul's missionary journeys began around 40 A.D., moving out of Palestine or the land of Israel up into Asia Minor, centered around the city of Antioch in Syria. This period lasted about 25 years, from 40 A.D. until his imprisonment in about 64 or 65 A.D. During those years Paul constantly appealed to the Jew on the basis of the Old Testament, and he also wrote Romans, the Book of Doctrine.