The Life of Paul
After the mission’s trips
| Date | Event | |
| 57Ad | Paul, 4 othersTrophimus the Ephesian Jerusalem │● │ | Paul charged with the very charges as Stephen and another that is also untrue that he brought gentiles into the temple. Acts 21:26–30 |
| 57Ad | Paul Jerusalem │ ● │ | Paul is arrested, the city is close to riot, the garrison is involved and the people try kill Paul. Acts 21:30–36 |
| 57Ad | Jerusalem Paul │ ● │ | Paul preaches a sermon, He is Jewish He was a persecutor He met Christ He preaches to the Gentiles Acts 21:37-22:21 |
| 57Ad | Paul Jerusalem │ ● │ | Paul is about to be beaten but reveals his citizenship Acts 22:22-29 |
| 57Ad | Jerusalem Paul │ ● │ | Paul addresses the Sanhedrin and divides them and needs to be rescued. Acts 22:30-23:10 |
| 57Ad | Jerusalem PaulHis Nephew! │ ● │ | Plot to kill Paul is revealed. A pact, a nephew and Paul. Paul is going to Rome! Acts 23:11-22 |
| 58-60 | Jerusalem to Ceasarea │ ● │ | Paul is sent with an army protecting him, 200 soldiers, 70 horsemen, 200 spearmen Acts 23:23-35 |
| 58-60 | PaulGovernor FelixAnanias Claudius LysiasPaul and Army Ceasarea │ ● │ | Paul is accused as a troublemaker, for problems among the Jews, as a leader of the sect of the Nazarenes, of profaning the Temple Acts 24:1-9 |
| 58-60 | Paul Ceasarea │ ● │ | He did not cause a disturbance. He only came to Jerusalem to worship. He believes the Law and Prophets. and the resurrection. His conscience is clear and the real issue is his belief in Jesus Christ and the resurrection. Acts 24:10-24 |
| 58-60 | PaulPorcius Festus PaulGovernor Felix Caesarea │ ● │ | Felix hears the Gospel, Paul is granted limited freedom he preaches righteousness, temperance/self-control and judgment to come. Felix wants a bribe. 2 years no relief. Acts 24:22–26 |
| 58-60 | Caesarea │ ● │ | With the changing of the guard the case is renewed, reviewed and appealed to Ceaser. Acts 25:1-12 |
| Date | Event | |
| 60 | PaulPorcius FestusKing Agrippa Caesarea │ ● │ | Festus explains to Agrippa the “Paul situation”. Acts 25:13-27 |
| 60 | PaulLuke, Julius Aristarchus, King Agrippa PaulPorcius FestusKing Agrippa Caesarea │ ● │ | Paul gives his testimony; Paul’s is innocent except he appealed to Ceaser. Second time Christian is used in the Bible. Acts 26:1-32 |
| 60 | Headed to Rome under guard │ ● │ | Paul is now under arrest, has limited freedom, he is roman, and is headed to Rome, he is accompanied by friends and again we see the “we” in Acts. Acts 27:1-2 |
| 60 | PaulLuke, Julius Aristarchus, King Agrippa Sidon Cyprus CiliciaPamphylia Myra CnidusCreteFair Haven Lasea │ ● │ | Paul is traveling to Rome but his trip is not easy and filled with delays. Acts 27:1-8. |
| 60Ad | Fair Haven PaulOwner, Julius Helmsman, King Agrippa │ ● │ | Paul warns the Centurian that the trip will end in disaster but he is not listen to. Acts 27:9-12 |
| 60Ad | Paul276 othersA Snake Paul276 others │ ● │ | Paul is ignored but when he explains Gods plan he is believed and Paul is the reason they are saved. The end up in Malta. Acts 27:13-44 |
| 60-61Ad | Malta │ ● │ | Paul is bitten by a snake, no harm, he is guilty? No a god! Acts 28:1-6 |
| -60-61Ad | Malta PaulLuke and Publius │ ● │ | Paul heals the sick. They are provided for Acts 28:7-10 |
| 61Ad | PaulLuke and Julius Syracuse, Rhegium and Puteoli │ ● │ | Paul makes his way to Rome and is meet by other believers. Acts 28:11-15 |
| 61-63Ad | PaulLuke and Julius Rome │ ● │ | Paul is under house arrest in Rome, writes Ephesians Eph. 3:1; 4:1; 6:20, Philippians Phil. 1:13; 4:22 Colossians Col. 4:3, 10, 18 Philemon Philem. 1, 9, 23 Acts 28:16 |
| 61-63Ad | PaulLuke and the Jews Rome │ ● │ | Paul ministers to the Jews and they are spilt. He spends 2 years in his first imprisonment Acts 28:17–31 |
| Date | Event | |
| 63-64Ad | Paul Spain │ ● │ | Not solid proof of this Romans 15:24 Romans 15:28 |
| 63-65Ad | PaulTimothy Ephesus, Macedonia Crete, Miletus, Troas Nicopolis Paul │ ● │ | Paul travels on another missionary journey, We get this from the pastoral Epistles. |
| Macedonia Ephesus │ ● │ | Paul leaves Timothy at Ephesus 1 Tim 1:3, 1 Timothy written in Macedonia | |
| PaulTitus Crete │ ● │ | Paul is traves to Crete with Titus. Titus 1:5 Titus written in Nicopolis Titus 3:12 | |
| 65-66Ad | Miletus Paul │ ● │ | 2 Timothy 4:20 |
| Paul Troas Paul │ ● │ | 2 Timothy 4:13 | |
| 66Ad | Rome │ ● │ | Imprisoned again in Rome but this time he is in chains and being treated like a criminal 2 Timothy 2:9 2nd Tim written |
| 66Ad | Rome Paul │ ● │ | Facing the end and alone 2 Tim 4 |
| 66-67Ad | Paul Rome │ ● │ | Paul makes his final appeal and beheaded. 2 Tim 4:6-8, 18 |
| Approx. Date | Epistle | Location | Biblical proof |
| A.D. 49–50 | Galatians | Antioch of Syria | Gal. 1–2; Acts 14–15 |
| A.D. 50–51 | 1 Thessalonians | Corinth | Acts 18:1–18; 1 Thess. 1:1 |
| A.D. 51–52 | 2 Thessalonians | Corinth | 2 Thess. 1:1; Acts 18 |
| A.D. 55 | 1 Corinthians | Ephesus | 1 Cor. 16:8; Acts 19 |
| A.D. 55–56 | 2 Corinthians | Macedonia | 2 Cor. 2:13; 7:5; 8:1; Acts 20:1 |
| A.D. 56–57 | Romans | Corinth | Rom. 16:1; 16:23; Acts 20:2–3 |
| A.D. 60–62 | Ephesians | Rome | Eph. 3:1; 4:1; 6:20 |
| A.D. 60–62 | Philippians | Rome | Phil. 1:13; 4:22 |
| A.D. 60–62 | Colossians | Rome | Col. 4:3, 10, 18 |
| A.D. 60–62 | Philemon | Rome | Philem. 1, 9, 23 |
| A.D. 63–65 | 1 Timothy | Macedonia — probably | 1 Tim. 1:3 |
| A.D. 63–65 | Titus | Macedonia / Nicopolis — probably | Titus 1:5; 3:12 |
| A.D. 66–67 | 2 Timothy | Rome | 2 Tim. 1:16–17; 2:9; 4:6–8 |
