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How long did Felix keep Paul as a prisoner?
(more than) 2 years
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Why doesn’t Paul want to be on trial in Jerusalem?
Because there are plots to kill him on the way. He also knows he won’t be treated fairly on trial in the Jewish community
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What does Paul appreciate about being able to speak in front of King Agrippa?
King Agrippa is well acquainted with Jewish customs and controversies
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What was the name of the centurion that Paul was handed over to?
Julius
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On what island were they shipwrecked?
Malta
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Who was the lawyer that accused Paul?
Tertullus
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What would Festus gain by doing a favor for the Jews with Paul?
He could gain approval from the Jewish leaders and people. They would in turn owe him a favor at a time of his choosing
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What extra step does Paul say he took in order to persecute Christians before he became saved?
He goes to foreign countries to persecute Christians
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What did Julius allow Paul to do in Sidon?
Visit his friends and have his needs cared for
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How long did they spend on Malta?
3 months
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Who came after Governor Felix?
Porcius Festus
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Why does the bible say that Festus “went up from Caesarea to Jerusalem” (vs. 1) when we know that Jerusalem is south of Caesarea?
This is likely because of the elevation of Caesarea. Since it was located on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, it was not much higher than sea level, whereas Jerusalem was inland and had a much higher elevation. Therefore, they “went up” to Jerusalem, literally
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What do King Agrippa and Bernice decide about Paul’s case?
Paul does not deserve death or imprisonment
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How many days did the people go without food, and why?
14 days, because they were under constant suspense
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What happened with Paul and the viper? What effect did this have on the local islanders?
He was bitten, but did not suffer any ill effects. The local islanders first thought he was a murderer and then thought he was a god
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Why did Felix decide to retain Paul in prison even after he stopped being Governor?
He wanted a bribe and because he owed a favor to the Jews
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What does it mean for a Roman citizen to appeal to Caesar? How often does this happen?
If the lower courts and overseers cannot decide a case, the prisoner would have the option of making an appeal to see the ultimate judge. Appealing to Caesar would be like appealing to the Supreme Court in the United States. Only extremely rare and difficult cases are brought there
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Why is Paul unable to be set free after the trial?
He had already appealed to Caesar
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How many people were on board the ship?
276
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After Paul heals Publius’ father and the others who are sick, what do they give in return?
They were provided with all the supplies they needed since they had thrown it overboard during the storm
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Why do the Pharisees call the Way a “sect?”
Because they believe its roots are of Judaism but its followers stray from the true Law and are moderately small in numbers. It is also a way of belittling the Christians
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Why does Paul appear before King Agrippa? (2 parts)
1) The King asks to hear his case 2) Festus wants something to write about Paul’s case if he is to send him to appear before Caesar
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DAILY DOUBLE
Paul shares his testimony by taking 5 steps. You wrote your own personal testimony based on this model. Name the five sections.
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Why did the centurion stop the guards from killing the prisoners?
He wanted to spare Paul’s life. He can’t only save Paul while killing the other prisoners
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What was their new ship fashioned with?
The twin gods of sailing; Castor and Pollux (aka 'Gemini')
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