Second Missionary Journey 06 Corinth to conclusion

Luke made short work of a very long journey for Paul and his companions as they completed their “second missionary journey.” They sailed from Corinth to Ephesus, and from Ephesus to Caesarea. That journey, in and of itself, would have taken several weeks. From Caesarea they walked to Jerusalem, and from there, they went back to Antioch, where their missionary efforts had begun. It was a 70-mile (112 km) hike from Caesarea to Jerusalem, with a significant climb into the Judean mountains. The overland route from Jerusalem to Antioch was around 400 miles (650 km), but they may have returned to Caesarea and sailed from there to Antioch.