Knowing Faith

#76 – Paul on Trial

Apr 16, 2020

30:19

Jen Wilkin, JT English, and Kyle Worley join Paul as he is on trial before people, rulers, and tribunals and eventually ends up in prison.

Questions Covered in This Episode:

Last time we left off with Paul standing on the steps outside of the military barracks, he was just about to speak to the people who had almost just killed him. What does he say?
Why does the crowd react this way?
Paul does something interesting in 22:25. What is it?
Paul is then brought before the council of Jewish leaders and has an interesting exchange. What does he say?
23:12 -- is crazy?!
What is unique about the exchange between Paul and Felix in 24?

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

Acts 22-24
“Dominion” by Tom Holland

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On episode 76 of Knowing Faith we join Paul as he is on trial before people, rulers, and tribunals and eventually ends up in prison.

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