Follow the itinerary without inventing the road.
Manna’s maps begin with places named in the text. Lines between them remain visibly reconstructed, and uncertain identifications carry their own labels.
Paul’s missionary journeys
Play more than sixty itinerary stages across Cyprus, Asia Minor, Macedonia, Greece, Judea, Malta and Italy.
What the lines can show
Learn how named ports differ from inferred corridors, why regional phrases resist a precise pin, and how Acts relates to Paul’s letters.
Why the collection begins with Acts
Acts preserves long travel sequences with named cities, ports, islands and regions. That density makes it possible to build a useful map while attaching every stop to a direct reference. Future maps will be added only when the same standard can be met.
A route animation is an interpretive aid, not evidence that travelers followed each modern line. Coastlines are simplified, place coordinates are approximate and ancient road or sailing conditions are outside this first edition’s scope.