What is the voyage and shipwreck of Paul?

It refers to the Apostle Paul's perilous journey as a prisoner to Rome, which ended in a shipwreck on the island of Malta. This dramatic event is a key narrative in the Book of Acts, detailing his travel and survival through divine intervention (Acts 27).

Where in the Bible is Paul's shipwreck recorded?

The entire account is found in Acts 27. It details the voyage from Caesarea, the storm, the shipwreck on Malta, and the miraculous survival of all 276 people on board, as Paul had prophesied (Acts 27:22-24).

Why is Paul's shipwreck significant in the Bible?

It demonstrates God's faithfulness in fulfilling His promise to bring Paul safely to Rome to testify before Caesar (Acts 23:11). The event also showcases Paul's leadership and God's protection, leading to ministry opportunities on Malta (Acts 28:1-10).

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Voyage and Shipwreck of Paul

Voyage and Shipwreck of Paul voi'-aj, ship'-rek. See PAUL,THE APOSTLE ; PHOENIX; and "Literature" to SHIPS AND BOATS.

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