A fascinating blend of Biblical commentary and travel narrative that characterised its predecessor, In The Steps Of The Master. Morton set himself the task of following the the Missionary Journeys of St. Paul and tracing the route by which Christianity came to the West. He made four journeys to the Near East, covering Palestine, Syria, Turkey, Macedonia, Greece, Cypress, Malta, Rhodes and the City of Rome. Morton wanted to portray St Paul as a Saint and a man, and what problems he would have encountered as he set out to Christianise the pagan world, to describe the world in which he lived and to contrast the cities of his day with their modern equivalents. Photographic illustrations.