This covers Paul's trial before Governor Felix and outlines the events leading up to the trial, including accusations by Ananias and the orator Tertullus, who charges Paul with causing sedition and profaning the temple. Paul defends himself by asserting his innocence and emphasizing his faith and belief in the resurrection. Felix, intrigued but conflicted, delays a decision and keeps Paul under house arrest for two years, hoping for a bribe, until a new governor, Festus, takes over.