c. AD 33–46 · Acts 9; 11; Gal 1:13–24
Early Life & Conversion From Jerusalem to Damascus, Arabia, back to Jerusalem, then Tarsus and finally Antioch. Galatians 1 and Acts 9 give different emphases; the exact sequence is debated.
c. AD 46–48 · Acts 13–14
First Missionary Journey Sent out from Antioch with Barnabas (and John Mark at first) through Cyprus and the cities of southern Galatia.
c. AD 49–52 · Acts 15:36–18:22
Second Missionary Journey After the Jerusalem Council, Paul and Silas revisit Galatia, add Timothy, and cross into Macedonia and Achaia, founding churches in Philippi, Thessalonica, and Corinth.
c. AD 53–57 · Acts 18:23–21:17
Third Missionary Journey Centered on a long ministry in Ephesus, then Macedonia and Greece (where Romans was likely written), and a final voyage to Jerusalem with the collection for the poor.
c. AD 57–60 · Acts 21–28
Arrest & Voyage to Rome Held in Caesarea, Paul appeals to Caesar and sails under guard, surviving shipwreck on Malta before reaching Rome.
c. AD 62–67 (?) · Rom 15; Pastorals; 1 Clement 5
Later Travels Early church tradition (1 Clement 5; Eusebius, Church History 2.22) holds that Paul was released from his first Roman custody, travelled west and east again, wrote 1 Timothy and Titus, and was re-arrested and martyred in Rome under Nero, after writing 2 Timothy. Acts itself ends before these events.