When the governor had beckoned to him (νευσαντος αυτω του ηγεμονος). Genitive absolute again with first aorist active participle o…

Had beckoned to him to speak. Either by a nod or by the hand.

You have been for many years... Felix and Cumanus had been j…

Forasmuch as I know...—We note at once the difference between Saint Paul’s frank courage and the servile flattery of the …

Invited to respond, Paul also began with a complimentary statement—but a briefer and truer one. Felix had been in contact with the Jewish nation in…

And Paul. Paul's defense is not concerned with the nature of the charge; instead, he denies the crime he was accused of. This was not beca…

Then Paul, after the governor had beckoned to him to speak Tertullus having finished his account, Paul was silent to his …

Paul gives a just account of himself, which clears him from crime and also shows the true reason for the violence against him. Let us never be driv…