This week we're going chapter and verse through Acts 23-26: the hearing that turns into a brawl, the forty men who swore off food until they'd killed Paul (and then told everyone the plan out loud), the nephew who blew their cover, and the two long years Paul spent in Caesarea while a Roman governor waited around for a bribe.
Plus: what Paul actually gained by appealing to the emperor, and what it cost him.
Interview:
Chapters:
0:00 Intro0:23 Paul's Infamous Incarceration
1:18 Who Was Paul, Anyway
3:47 Pharisee and Roman Citizen
4:31 What Is the Sanhedrin
5:38 "You Whitewashed Wall"
7:29 Resurrection Starts a Riot
9:47 A Vision of Rome
10:33 Forty Men, One Oath
12:04 Paul's Nephew Spoils It
13:46 Escort to Caesarea
15:22 Spotting a Pharisee
17:06 Herod's Headquarters
18:45 Tertullus Makes His Case
20:33 Who Were the Nazarenes
21:49 Paul's Defense
23:10 Before "Christian," the Way
24:26 Caesarea's Hidden Cells
26:23 Felix Stalls for Two Years
27:31 Appealing to the Emperor
28:59 Almost Persuaded
30:44 Shipwrecked on Malta
31:40 Thanks for Watching
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