1. According to Acts 24:25, to whom was Paul speaking in that section of Scripture?
2. What was responsible for Paul receiving his unexpected opportunity to speak to the person mentioned in question #1?
3. According to Acts 24:25, what three things did Paul discuss with the person to whom question #1 refers?
4. According to Acts 23:26, who sent Paul to Caesarea to appear before the man mentioned in question #1?
5. Who is mentioned in Acts 24:1 as being the orator sent to make the case against Paul?
6. According to Acts 23:34-35, what initial decision regarding the disposition of Paul’s case was reached by the man before whom Paul had been commanded to appear?
7. According to Acts 24:5-6, what were the charges brought against Paul?
8. To what did Paul confess in Acts 24:14?
9. In what did Paul express his hope, according to Acts 24:15?
10. According to Acts 24:21, what was the issue that had landed Paul in Caesarea in the first place?
11. What, according to Acts 24:24, was one of the reasons that the governor in Caesarea wanted to hear Paul speak?
12. What, according to Acts 24:26, was the reason that the governor in Caesarea delayed in making a decision regarding the charges against Paul?
13. How did the psalmist (Psalm 119:172) describe all of God’s commandments?
14. According to Acts 10:35, who is acceptable to God?
15. What is the message of Hebrews 11:6?
16. What is the message of John 8:24?
17. According to James 2:24, by what are we not saved?
18. According to 1 Corinthians 2:13, where did Paul get the words that he spoke to the Roman governor?
19. In Acts 24:25, what did the governor of Judea say to Paul?
20. Is there any evidence that the governor of Judea ever became a Christian?
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