poreia denotes journeying, whether toward a stated destination or in the setting of a person's passing course.

The attested use concerns journeying: Luke 13:22 places it in travel toward Jerusalem, while James 1:11 uses the plural within the image of a rich man withering amid his journeys.

1. Journeying in travel or passing course · dominant

   In Luke 13:22, the singular accusative form occurs as he passes through cities and villages toward Jerusalem; the APB renders the clause "making a journey toward Jerusalem." In James 1:11, the plural dative form appears in the comparison of the rich man withering; the APB renders "the rich man will wither in his journeys."

   Luke 13:22James 1:11

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term with "making a journey toward Jerusalem" in Luke 13:22 and "in his journeys" in James 1:11. These are translation renderings of whole clauses.