Paul left Miletus and sailed past Cyprus to the city of Tyre in Phoenicia.
He stayed with the disciples 7 days, and they urged him not to go to Jerusalem because trouble awaited him there.
But Paul was determined to leave, so at the end of the 7 days, they accompanied him to his ship as it prepared to sail for Caesarea.
After a quick stop in Ptolemais, Paul’s ship arrived in Caesarea, and he received hospitality in Philip the evangelist’s house.
He stayed with Philip and his 4 daughters for “many days.”
THE PROPHECY OF AGABUS AND THE JOURNEY TO JERUSALEM (21:10-16):
A prophet named Agabus came from Judea and prophesied that if Paul went to Jerusalem, he would be bound hand and foot by the Jews and handed over to the Gentiles.
Hearing this, Paul’s friends urged him not to go, but he was determined.
Paul went to Jerusalem accompanied by some of the disciples from Caesarea.
