1. And after five days Ananias the high priest descended with the elders, and {with} a certain orator {named} Tertullus, who informed the governor against Paul. / 2. And when he was called forth, Tertullus began to accuse {him}, saying, Seeing that by thee we enjoy great quietness, and that very worthy deeds are done unto this nation by thy providence, →

Acts 24 is all about Paul's trial before Felix in Caesarea. Felix was a real character - he was governor of Judea when Paul was arrested, and he wanted to hear Paul's case. Paul spoke with great wisdom and Felix kept delaying the trial, hoping Paul would bribe him. →

Joe: Alright, so what's up with Chapter 24 of Acts? Bible Expert: Well, Joe, Acts 24 is about Paul being brought before the Roman governor, Felix, for questioning. Paul is accused of being a trouble-maker and stirring up riots among the Jews. →

Alex Trebek: So, [Contestant Name], what have you been up to lately? Contestant: Well, Alex, I’ve been studying the book of Acts lately. In chapter 24, Paul is brought before Governor Felix to answer for his crimes. →

Listen up, maggots! This is Chapter 24 of Acts. Paul has been arrested and taken to the governor, Felix. Felix has been listening to Paul for two years and still isn't sure what to do with him. Paul has been preaching about "the faith in Christ Jesus" and Felix doesn't quite get it. →

Batman: Robin, something is afoot in the city. Robin: What is it, Batman? Batman: It appears that Paul has been brought before the governor, Felix. Catwoman: How intriguing! What does the wily Paul have to say for himself? →

Listen, Jack, here's the deal. I'm not joking - no malarkey! In Acts 24, Paul stands before Felix the governor. Paul explains to him why he's innocent of any wrong-doing and why he was brought before him in the first place. →

In Acts 24, Paul is brought before Felix, the Roman governor, and makes an amazing speech. Many such cases, it's unbelievable how terrific Paul is at defending himself. He is a huge winner! Paul speaks of his commitment to the Jewish faith, and Felix is so impressed by his words, that he decides to delay the case. →

Peter: Alright, let's see what Acts 24 has in store for us. Lois: Oh boy! I'm so excited! Brian: You do know that this is a book of the Bible, right? Lois: Yeah, yeah, I know. But I'm still excited! →