St Paul's Missionary Journeys

What was St Paul's Shortest Journey?

• First

• Second

• Third

• Fourth

What was St Paul's Longest Journey?

• First

• Second

• Third

• Fourth

Many of the journeys begin in Antioch. Why don’t they all begin in Jerusalem?

• Antioch had a nicer port to depart from

• Christians were being persecuted in Jerusalem so it was not safe

• Jerusalem had a volcano errupting

• Jesus told St Paul to depart from Antioch

During the Third Journey, Paul revisited many of the same places. Why would he do this?

• To encourge the Christian communities that he established to maintain their faith

• To provide leadership and guidance for the Christian communities that he established

• To continue to teach the Christian communities about Jesus

• All of the above

Why is the fourth journey so different to the other three?

• It ends in Rome

• St Paul spent lots of time at sea

• St Paul was arrested

• All of the above

What do St Paul's journeys tell us about the spread of The Good News

• St Paul had no challenges in spreading the Good News

• St Paul persecuted more Christians during his journeys

• St Paul was able to spread Christianity beyond where Jesus lived, preached and died

• St Paul wasted a lot of time and effort trying to spread the Good News

What type of people did St Paul meet on his missionary journeys

• Only Jews

• Gentiles (non-Jewish people)

• Australian Aborigines

• Eskimos