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Samothrace

An island Paul passed on his second missionary journey

Aegean Sea

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The Greek island is famous for the Winged Victory statue (now in the Louvre), found at its ancient sanctuary. Dug up since the 1860s.

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A small island in the northeastern Aegean Sea. Paul stopped here overnight on his way from Troas to Neapolis during his second missionary journey, the voyage that brought the gospel to Europe (Acts 16:11).

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Acts

The Jailbreak That Changed Everything

Samothrace is a brief island stop on the sailing route from Troas to Neapolis — a waypoint on the historic voyage that will bring the Gospel to European soil for the first time.

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