You are viewing page 10 in the series “Acts Facts” which provides 74 pages in a study of the book of Acts. We look in alphabetical order at all the places mentioned in Acts, with maps and notes about what happened at each place. Then we have verse-by-verse studies of the whole book of Acts.
Location of one of "the seven churches of Asia"(Revelation 1:4,11).
Lasea
Pronounced Lass-ee'-uh
A town on the sheltered southern shores of Crete.
Mentioned in connection with Paul’s journey to Rome.(Acts 27:7-8).
Mentioned in
Libya
Pronounced Lib'-ee-yuh
Part of Africa that falls south of Crete.
People from parts of Libya around Cyrene were in Jerusalem on the day of Pentecost after Christ’s resurrection (Acts 2:9-11).
Lycaonia
Pronounced Lie-cone'-ee-yuh
Region around Iconium, Lystra and Derbe, below Pisidia.
Mentioned in connection with Paul’s 1st missionary journey (Acts 14:6).
Lycia
Pronounced Liss'-ee-yuh
A region south of Ephesus, similar in size to, and southwest of, Pamphylia.
Mentioned in connection with Paul’s journey to Rome.
Myra and Patara were two cities in Lycia (Acts 27:5).
Lydda
Pronounced Lid'-uh
Also called Lod.
City on the highway between Jerusalem and Joppa, about 16km from Joppa.
At Lydda Peter healed Aeneas of his disease (Acts 9:32-38).
Lystra
Pronounced List'-ruh
A Lycaonian town between Iconium and Derbe.
Mentioned in connection with Paul’s 1st missionary journey.
There Paul healed a man lame from birth, and as a result Paul and Barnabas were almost made gods (Acts 14:8-18).
Paul and Barnabas revisited Lystra (Acts 14:21).
Timothy lived there (Acts 16:1-4).
Paul met with persecution at Lystra (2Timothy 3:11).
Macedonia
Pronounced Mass-uh-doan'-ee-uh (some pronounce the first syllable as Mack-)
Region north of Achaia or Greece.
Philippi and Thessalonica were principle cities.
Mentioned in connection with Paul’s 2nd and 3rd missionary journeys.
Paul was called by a vision to preach there (Acts 16:9-12).
Paul did much preaching there (Acts 20:1,3,1Corinthians 16:5,2Corinthians 2:13, 7:5).
The Christians in Macedonia helped each other and sent aid to Christians elsewhere (Romans 15:26,2Corinthians 8:1-4,2Corinthians 11:9,1Thessalonians 4:9-10).
The region was evangelised from Thessalonica (1Thessalonians 1:8).
Media
Media, Parthia, and Elam are regions east of Cappadocia and Mesopotamia.
Medes, Elamites, and Parthians were in in Jerusalem on the day of Pentecost after Christ’s resurrection (Acts 2:9-11).
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