Paul's third missionary journey began with him going back to Galatia and Phrygia strengthening the churches he had started. We also meet a godly man, Apollos, whom Priscilla and Aquila meet and teach in Ephesus. After Apollos left Ephesus Paul arrived, and he stayed about 2 years. The Holy Spirit came upon believers who had been baptized in the name of Jesus. God worked through Paul with some extraordinary miracles, and the seven sons of Sceva were attacked by demons. Believers who also did magic were convicted and they burned their sorcery scrolls. There was a riot in Ephesus because Christianity was affecting the idol worship, and Demetrius the Silversmith started it because he business was being affected. Paul went on to Greece, Macedonia, to Troas. The writer, Luke, joined Paul. They headed to Jerusalem, but stopped off at Miletus and met the elders from Ephesus for their final goodbye. They sailed around Cyprus and stopped at Tyre, then Ptolemais, and Caesarea. While there, Agabus the prophet came and used Paul's belt and prophesied that Paul would be bound by the Jews and handed over to the Gentiles. He goes to Jerusalem any way.
