THE BOOK OF ACTS / JOURNEY ONE
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Modern geographic map. Lines connect the places named in Acts, not known roads or exact sailing tracks. Ancient locations are approximate; Derbe’s identification is debated.
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The Bible text is primary. Summaries and study questions are original study aids, not additional Scripture. Acts 13–14 supplies the route and events; it does not give an exact date or travel track for every leg.
Two Antiochs, one mission
Syrian Antioch, near modern Antakya in Türkiye, is the sending church. Pisidian Antioch, near Yalvaç in Türkiye, is a different city. “Syrian” and “Pisidian” are ancient regional descriptions.
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The text shown here is the public-domain World English Bible, Protestant Edition (WEBP). Use “Read in NASB” to open the same passage in BibleGateway’s licensed NASB reader. No NASB text is copied into this app.
Ancient-place coordinates are adapted from OpenBible.info Bible Geocoding under CC BY 4.0. We selected first-journey sites and added study notes. Small leader lines connect offset labels to their map locations.
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