Acts 26:1-19

The Apostle Paul presents his defense to King Agrippa. Governor Festus has granted Paul's appeals to Ceaser and now Festus must come up with a reason why he has not released Paul after the third time in two years the Roman leadership has declared Paul not guilty of any violation of Roman law.

Agrippa has the unique pedigree. He had a Roman education and was born a Jew. He understood the nuances of Jewish Law and the implications to Roman law.

Paul attempts to persuade Agrippa that Jesus is the promised Messiah the Jews had expected for centuries. Unfortunately, Agrippa refuses to accept Paul's arguments. But he does agree with Festus that Paul is not guilty of breaking any Roman law. 

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