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Acts

Acts - Period 24

Period 24 of 28
Period 23 Period 25
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Acts 24:1-27 ESV
Questions
  1. Who presented charges against Paul before Felix?
  2. What does Paul's defense before Felix primarily teach about his character?
  3. How can we apply Paul's example of remaining steadfast in his faith during trials in our daily lives?
In a sunlit courtroom, the high priest stands in front of a wooden judge's bench, gesturing dramatically as he accuses Paul. Below him, a small crowd of onlookers listens intently, some leaning in to catch every word. In the background, the silhouette of a grand temple can be seen through an open window, symbolizing Paul's act of worship as he stands with hands raised, ready to defend his faith. The atmosphere is tense yet filled with a sense of anticipation as the judge watches the unfolding drama.
All Periods
1 Acts 1:1-26 2 Acts 2:1-47 3 Acts 3:1-26 4 Acts 4:1-37 5 Acts 5:1-42 6 Acts 6:1-15 7 Acts 7:1-60 8 Acts 8:1-40 9 Acts 9:1-43 10 Acts 10:1-48 11 Acts 11:1-30 12 Acts 12:1-25 13 Acts 13:1-52 14 Acts 14:1-28 15 Acts 15:1-41 16 Acts 16:1-40 17 Acts 17:1-34 18 Acts 18:1-28 19 Acts 19:1-41 20 Acts 20:1-38 21 Acts 21:1-40 22 Acts 22:1-30 23 Acts 23:1-35 24 Acts 24:1-27 25 Acts 25:1-27 26 Acts 26:1-32 27 Acts 27:1-44 28 Acts 28:1-31
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