Image via WikipediaOverview of the Ministry of Paul
I. Conversion and Early Ministry
After Paul's dramatic conversion (Acts 9) he is forced to leave Damascus. He spends three years (studying and preparing for his ministry?) in Arabia (Gal 1:17). He then returns to Damascus (Acts 9:21-25; 2 Cor 11) and ministers the word. He travels to Jerusalem to meet some of the elders of the church (Gal 1:16-17) and settles in his home town, Tarsus. Recognizing the great need in Syrian Antioch for an able teacher such as Paul, Barnabas travels to Tarsus and convinces Paul to return with him to Antioch. There Paul spends approximately 11 years (derived from the "14 years later" i.e., since his conversion, Gal 2:1) preaching and teaching before returning again to Jerusalem during a time of famine there (Gal 2:1-10; Acts 11). He returns to his new home in Antioch.
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