5 figures
Apostle and central figure in the early Christian church.
Paul defends himself before the Sanhedrin, asserting his clear conscience and causing a division between the Pharisees and Sadducees by declaring his belief in the resurrection.
High Priest of the Sanhedrin.
Ananias orders Paul to be struck on the mouth, which leads to a confrontation where Paul rebukes him, highlighting the tension between Paul and the Jewish authorities.
Roman official responsible for maintaining order.
The commander intervenes to protect Paul from the violent dispute in the Sanhedrin and later sends Paul to Governor Felix with a letter explaining the situation.
Jewish religious sects present in the Sanhedrin.
The Pharisees and Sadducees are divided over the issue of the resurrection, which Paul uses to his advantage to create a dispute and shift the focus away from himself.
Divine presence providing guidance and assurance.
The Lord appears to Paul at night, encouraging him by affirming that he must also testify in Rome, providing divine assurance of his mission.