Question

Where did Paul travel on his two journeys? Which of the journeys was longer

Answer 1

Answer: His second journey was longer. Paul's first missionary journey took him from Cyprus into the heart of Attalia. Saul and Joseph (called Barnabas) accompanied by Barnabas' cousin John Mark, set out from Antioch for Cyprus, visiting Salamis and Paphos. This first missionary journey took approximately two years and was around 1,400 miles.

Step-by-step explanation:

Site:

Missionary Map Project | Paul's First Missionary Journey

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Answer 2

The first two journeys of Paul started and ended in Syrian Antioch.

Second journey was longer.

Step-by-step explanation:

Actually Paul traveled over 10000 miles. He visited number of countries like Syria, Turkey and Greece and crossed land and sea. Paul's first missionary journey was started when the church was worshipping at city of Antioch. Next island after Antioch was Cyprus. After Cyprus Paul and his companions entered into Asia minor.

Paul started his second missionary journey from Cyprus again and go off for Asia minor with Silas. This time Paul went for long away and entered into Lystra. Thereafter region of Phrygia and Galatia were covered by him. From there they move to Macedonia part of Greece now. Before heading back to Jerusalem it was ended in Caesarea.