The high priest and a lawyer bring charges before Felix, but Paul answers that he is guilty of nothing but worshiping God and believing the Law and the Prophets, and that he is on trial for the hope of the resurrection. Felix, hoping for a bribe and wishing to please the Jews, keeps Paul imprisoned for two years, though he trembles as Paul reasons with him about righteousness, self-control, and the coming judgment.
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Acts 24
c. AD 57Paul defends himself before Felix, who leaves him imprisoned for two years, hoping for a bribe.
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