Key Figures — Acts 24

4 figures

Paul
Apostle and defendant in the trial before Felix.
Paul defends himself against accusations from the Jewish leaders, asserting his faithfulness to the Law and the Prophets, and his belief in the resurrection.
Related passages
Felix
Roman governor who presides over Paul's trial.
Felix listens to Paul's defense but delays making a decision, hoping for a bribe and leaving Paul imprisoned.
Related passages
- Acts Chapter 23 (Felix receives Paul from the tribune)
- Acts Chapter 25 (Felix's successor, Festus, takes over)
Tertullus
Lawyer representing the Jewish leaders against Paul.
Tertullus presents the case against Paul, accusing him of being a troublemaker and leader of the Nazarene sect.
Related passages
- Acts Chapter 23 (The plot against Paul)
- Acts Chapter 25 (Further accusations against Paul)
Ananias
High Priest who brings charges against Paul.
Ananias, along with the elders, accuses Paul of desecrating the temple and causing unrest.
Related passages
- Acts Chapter 23 (Ananias orders Paul to be struck)
- Acts Chapter 25 (Continued opposition to Paul)

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