If all Paul's memorable travels were recorded, the world could not contain the books.
Matthew Henry's commentary on Acts chapter 20 examines Paul's travels through Macedonia, Greece, and Asia, including his departure from Ephesus after an uproar, his three-month stay in Greece, and the assassination plot that forced him to change his travel plans. The analysis highlights Paul's missionary work, his companions, and the significance of his journeys for early Christian communities.
