Through Macedonia and Greece toward Jerusalem

Acts 20:1–6 centers on through macedonia and greece toward jerusalem. After the Ephesian uproar Paul travels through Macedonia encouraging believers, spends three months in Greece, changes plans because of a plot, and returns through Macedonia with a multinational group of companions. Luke’s 'we' narration resumes as the team sails from Philippi toward Troas.

The wider biblical story comes into focus here. Acts increasingly shows mission as a translocal network of coworkers rather than one heroic apostle. The named companions likely represent churches and may connect with the collection for Jerusalem known from Paul’s letters.