3According to Romans 15:24 before the completion of the new and improved dating method of the new first century, Paul says that he will soon visit “the extreme limit of the West” Saying, Whensoever I take my journey into THIS PLACE, I will come to you: for I trust to see you in my journey, and to be brought on my way thitherward by you, if first I be somewhat filled with your company.

5Corinth another city in Paul’s missionary travels, the village surrounding the ruins of the ancient city was actually destroyed by an earthquake in 1858. The city of Corinth today is an industrial hub and lies about 3 kilometers from the original ancient one in

9Known as Ephesus by the last appointed apostle by the LORD, Paul himself lived in the city from AD 52–54. It was an important center for early Christianity also one of the seven churches of Asia that are cited in the Book of Revelation. It was part of the Greek and Roman empires in Bible times and today its ruins are near Selcuk, in this modern recognized NATO member nation

10Damascus a city known for the place Saul was travelling to when God stopped him in his tracks (literally), Damascus has been around since the third millennium BC. In Bible times, Damascus was part of the Aram region and is now the capital of

12None of the fifty little states of this nation, nor any of the countries above it, nor below it (equatorially speaking of course) within this continental name, are found in the Bible

1Shipwrecked after a storm on an island country in the European Union in (Acts 27, 28), Paul ended up here for three months, beginning a Christian influence that has continued down through the centuries. Today, it is said by some, to be the most religious nation in Europe, with 98 per cent of its citizens members of the universal church of the whore

2Located within the biblical account of the Promised Land, (Israel) it has played a pivotal role in the lives of key Bible characters and is still considered one of the holiest cities in the world today

4In the final chapter of Deuteronomy, Moses climbs Mount Nebo and is granted a view of the Promised Land. John 10:40 relates to us that Jesus went away again beyond ______ into the place where John at first baptized; and there he abode. Today, the cities of Jericho and Jerusalem are usually visible from the summit of this nation

6One of the oldest biblically mentioned places that still exists today, was a key location for important events in both the Old and New Testaments.

7At its peak, the Roman empire comprised 12 per cent of the world’s population and had the city of Rome as its capital. Mentioned extensively throughout the New Testament, Rome had a tremendous impact in the circumstances surrounding Jesus’ birth and crucifixion. Today we can eat good tasting food at their nationally known Trattoria's

8Known as Paphos then and is still a coastal city with spectacular ancient ruins, Paphos is mentioned in Acts 13, where Paul (referred to as Saul) and Barnabas arrive after travelling the whole island of ______

11Located in a modern moose limb nation that America lost and cost millions, Babylon is