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Paul had been falsely accused of causing trouble in Jerusalem.  Although innocent of these accusations, he was kept prisoner in Caesarea and made to appear before a succession of governors and leaders, including Felix, Festus and even King Agrippa.  At each court appearance, Paul spoke freely about his Christian faith.  His accusers could never prove him guilty, and Paul eventually used his right as a Roman citizen to ask to be sent to Rome to appear before Caesar's court.

Emphasise using every opportunity to tell others about Jesus.

Bible verses used in this episode:

Acts 24-26

Outline:

  1. Paul before Governor Felix (includes the Jerusalem Jews and lawyer) Acts 24:1-27
  2. Paul Before Governor Festus (includes appearance before King Agrippa) Acts 24:27-26:32

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Full teaching instructions free from Mission Bible Class:

Bible Lesson:  Paul on Trial 

Scriptures quoted from the International Children’s Bible®, copyright ©1986, 1988, 1999, 2015 by Tommy Nelson. Used by permission.

Excerpts from Mission Bible Class used by permission.

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