Paul's Fourth Journey — Led to Rome as a Prisoner (c. 59–61 CE)

After appealing to Caesar at Caesarea, Paul is sent to Rome as a prisoner. The grain ship crosses the Mediterranean, is driven by a violent storm and wrecked off Malta, yet all aboard reach land safely. Three months later the voyage resumes through Sicily and southern Italy, then up the Appian Way to Rome, where for two years, under guard, Paul boldly preaches the Kingdom of Jehovah God.