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Tag Archives: Acts 24:9
They Joined the Accusation: Affirming the Charges in Acts 24:9
Acts 24:9 is part of Paul’s trial before the Roman governor Felix. In verses 1–8, the high priest Ananias and the lawyer Tertullus present formal charges against Paul, accusing him of being a troublemaker and defiler of the temple. After … Continue reading
