Paul Appears before Festus. Paul speaks to King Agrippa II. Paul appeals to Caesar. Paul also "insists" that Jesus is not dead - he is believed to be dead by those who are not believers - but, in actual real time, alive. This is a contrast with some other religions whose adherents follow rules and/or leaders which are currently dead.

Job’s Seventh Speech: A Response to Zophar

Paul Appears before Felix

Zophar’s Second Response to Job

The plan to kill Paul. Paul Is Sent to Caesarea

Job’s Sixth Speech: A Response to Bildad. Job knows BY FAITH that He will see His Redeemer again in a new body with new eyes (that God will give him): Job 19:25-27.

Paul speaking to the riot mob and recounting his conversion (from Acts 9:3-9). Paul reveals his Roman citizenship.

Bildad’s Second Response to Job

Paul's journey to Jerusalem. His arrival in Jerusalem, but he is arrested after a riot in the temple. The Jews think that he is lawless and against the law of Moses (he is not). He is protected by the Roman regiment and tries to speak to the crowd.

Job Continues to Defend His Innocence