Place
Mysia
Region of northwest Asia Minor through which Paul passed when the Spirit redirected him to Troas and then into Macedonia.
What and where is this?
Mysia was a region in the northwest of Minor, bordering the Aegean Sea, the Hellespont, and the region of . It appears briefly in Acts 16:7–8: as and his companions sought to go into Bithynia, the Spirit of did not permit them, so they passed through Mysia and came down to . There Paul received the vision, leading the mission westward into Europe. Mysia itself was not an evangelistic destination in the narrative but rather a transitional territory in the second missionary journey.
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Modern location: Mysia. Coordinates from OpenBible.info.
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