Route
Paul’s Arrest and Trials
Seized in Jerusalem, held at Caesarea, appealing to Caesar
- 3
- Stops
- ≈ 90km
- Approximate mapped distanceStraight-line distance between the mapped stops. It is not the length of Paul’s actual roads or sea lanes.
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Editorial summary
Paul was seized in the temple at Jerusalem and taken into Roman custody. After he addressed the crowd and the council and a plot against his life came to light, soldiers took him by night through Antipatris to Caesarea. There he was held for two years under Felix, appealed to Caesar before Festus and made his defense before King Agrippa.
Timeline
Reading the route
- Overland, or mode not stated
- By sea (stated in the text)
- Implied or uncertain
Lines connect the stops schematically; they do not trace historical roads or sea lanes.