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Who led each of Paul’s missionary journeys from beginning to end?
Areopagus
apostles
Holy Spirit
Jerusalem council
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Answer: The Holy Spirit.
Brief explanation: Acts repeatedly shows Paul and his companions being directed by the Holy Spirit — e.g. Acts 13:2–4 (sent out by the Spirit), Acts 16:6–10 (forbidden from some regions and led by a vision to Macedonia), Acts 19:21 and Acts 20:22 (Paul compelled by the Spirit toward Jerusalem). The Areopagus, the apostles, and the Jerusalem council are related episodes or groups in Acts, but the driving leader of Paul’s missionary movements is the Holy Spirit.
Brief explanation: Acts repeatedly shows Paul and his companions being directed by the Holy Spirit — e.g. Acts 13:2–4 (sent out by the Spirit), Acts 16:6–10 (forbidden from some regions and led by a vision to Macedonia), Acts 19:21 and Acts 20:22 (Paul compelled by the Spirit toward Jerusalem). The Areopagus, the apostles, and the Jerusalem council are related episodes or groups in Acts, but the driving leader of Paul’s missionary movements is the Holy Spirit.
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