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Acts 26 - Introduction

CHAPTER 26
PAUL BEFORE KING AGRIPPA II.—THIRD APOLOGY

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1. Paul’s Appeal to his Past Life; or, a Vindication of his Jewish Orthodoxy (Acts 26:1).

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2. Paul’s Rehearsal of an Old Story; or, the Secret of his Conversion Explained (Acts 26:9).

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3. Paul’s Subsequent Career as a Christian; or, How He Turned to the Gentile Mission (Acts 26:19).

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4. Paul’s two Distinguished Listeners, Festus and Agrippa; or, Two Souls Struggling Against the Truth (Acts 26:24).

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