Acts 14:24
Acts 14:24 Meaning and Explanation
“And after they had passed throughout Pisidia, they came to Pamphylia.”
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Read Full Chapter →They travel back through Pisidia and come down into Pamphylia.
What Does Acts 14:24 Mean?
The return journey continues. Leaving the highlands of Pisidia, where Antioch had first welcomed and then expelled them (Acts 13:14, 50), they descend toward Pamphylia on the southern coast.
Luke's travel notes are brief, but they trace a deliberate line: nothing in this journey is drift. Province by province the messengers move under the same commission that first sent them out, and the plain geography of their road — hill country, lowland, harbor — becomes part of the story of how the word of the Lord spread.
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What does Acts 14:24 mean?
They travel back through Pisidia and come down into Pamphylia.