During Paul's third missionary journey, two significant cities he visited were:
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Ephesus: Paul spent a considerable amount of time here, teaching and preaching the Gospel. Ephesus was a major cultural and commercial center in the Roman Empire and was known for the Temple of Artemis.
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Corinth: Paul also visited Corinth during this journey, where he established a church and wrote letters to the believers there, which are now part of the New Testament (1 and 2 Corinthians).
These cities played crucial roles in the spread of Christianity during Paul's missions.