Acts Lesson 51: A Royal Defense

Scripture: Acts 26:1-32 Stan’s Outline Download Lesson Outline Introduction The witness in Jerusalem (Acts 1:1-6:7) The witness in all Judea and Samaria (Acts 6:8-9:31) The witness to the extremity of the earth (Acts 9:32-28:31) The extension of the Church to Antioch (Acts 9:32-12:24) The extension of the Church in Asia Minor (Acts 12:25-16:5) The extension of the Church in the Aegean area (Acts 16:6-19:20) The extension of the Church to Rome (Acts 19:21-28:31) The completion of the third journey (Acts 19:21-21:16) The captivity at Jerusalem (Acts 21:17-23:32) The captivity at Caesarea (Acts 23:33-26:32) Paul’s defense before Felix (Acts 23:33-24:27) Paul’s defense before Festus (Acts 25:10-12) Paul’s defense before Agrippa (Acts 25:13-26:32) A description by Festus of the situation (Acts 25:13-22) The dilemma of Festus in the situation (Acts 25:23-27) A declaration by Paul of his innocence (Acts 26:1-32) Paul’s complimentary remarks (Acts 26:1-3) Paul’s early life in Judaism (Acts 26:4-8) Paul’s zeal in opposing Christianity (Acts 26:9-11) Paul’s conversion and commission (Acts 26:12-18) Paul’s ministry (Acts 26:19-23) Paul’s verbal jousts with Festus and Agrippa (Acts 26:24-29) Paul’s innocence declared (Acts 26:30-32) Conclusion and Application