Paul Hunts for Titus
2 Corinthians 2:12–13
This map captures one of the most human moments in Paul’s ministry. In Troas, he found what he called a “wonderful opportunity to preach.” Doors were open. The timing was right. Everything pointed to staying.
But Paul left anyway.
Instead of building on success, he crossed the Aegean into Macedonia, searching for Titus. He had sent a difficult letter to Corinth and hadn’t heard how it was received. That uncertainty weighed on him enough to walk away from a thriving ministry opportunity.
This map traces that journey by land and sea—from Troas through Macedonia and down toward Corinth—revealing the real geography behind Paul’s decision.
It also reveals something deeper: Paul chose people over momentum, relationships over results. What looks like a detour on the map is actually a glimpse into the heart of early Christian leadership.
What you get
- High-resolution Bible map of Paul’s journey (instant download)
- Clear routes across the Aegean by land and sea
- Key cities labeled: Troas, Macedonia, Corinth, and more
- Biblical context from 2 Corinthians 2:12–13
- Ideal for teaching, sermons, classes, and personal study
Licensing
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