The Three Rules for Interfaith Dialogue

A verse-by-verse study of Acts 22-28. This lesson focuses on Paul's self-defense before the Jews, before Felix, and before Festus; understanding our opposers, seeing the light, a military escort, rhetorical accusations, Paul's self-defense before Agrippa, Christ's message to Paul, almost or altogether, Paul's voyage to Rome, rejecting prophetic counsel, Paul's saving faith, staying onboard the ship, the word not bound, and more.

0:00 Introduction

1:59 Paul's Self-Defense before the Jews

10:45 Understanding Our Opposers

18:54 Seeing the Light

27:31 Another Vision of Jesus

34:51 The News Up in Arms

47:16 Paul Before the Sanhedrin

1:00:03 A Conspiracy & a Military Escort

1:15:28 A Rhetorical Accusation

1:31:17 Paul's Self-Defense before Felix

1:42:23 Felix Avoids the Issue

1:51:09 Paul before Festus

2:10:03 Paul's Self-Defense before Agrippa

2:21:30 Christ's Message to Paul

2:29:27 Almost or Altogether

2:42:00 Paul's Voyage to Rome

2:52:14 Rejecting Prophetic Counsel

3:04:48 Paul's Saving Faith

3:14:26 Stay Onboard the Ship

3:30:22 Unharmed by a Poisonous Serpent

3:36:13 Blessing & Being Blessed

3:43:52 Paul Preaches in Rome

3:59:29 The Word Not Bound

4:02:13 Conclusion