Paul’s Final Visits Map: This map traces the final travels of Paul, including his journey to Jerusalem, his arrest, and his subsequent voyage to Rome. It shows the locations where Paul visited in his last years, including Caesarea and the shipwreck on Malta. The map provides context for Paul’s final testimony and imprisonment.
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