image source (and larger). H/T Peter Carrell. Comments at the original:
Mind the Agape.
The red line should stop at Derbe and the green needs a spur into Illyricum. With the creator’s response: You’re right the red line should stop at Derbe, but I think I just liked the circular look, though I might change that some time. Illyricum doesn’t feature because I found the ref in Romans 15 a little vague – did Paul go to specific places there or is he describing a sweeping view of his journey? I have no idea about that to be honest, but would be interested to learn.
Paul’s journey from Ephesus to Macedonia should go via the Troad to accommodate 2 Cor 2:12-13. It is disputed whether Derbe was in Galatia. Troas and Assos are quite close.
You could try to compose a similar map of liturgical confusion in our church, Bosco!
Are you suggesting, Peter, that there is some confusion in Paul, or in his journeys? Or that our provincial liturgical life is a bit of a train wreck… Blessings.
Far be it for me … in any case I only know what I read here 🙂
What I am suggesting is that the possibly slightly confusing Pauline journeys, splendidly aided as they are by the tube map approach, suggests a powerful application of the same to the probably very confusing liturgical journeys in our church (about which, of course, I know next to nothing, apart from what I read here …).
Train wreck? Not if the map is working!