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chapter 25 pa Paul in custody.

And he's going on a tour, the custody tour of Paul.

Going to go talk to everybody, man.

He's just appealing to anyone he can appeal to.

Are you someone in power?

I got to preach to you.

So let me appeal to you now.

And we kind of ended with, you know, people trying to get him,

try to really try to get him killed. They really want him dead. But he keeps appealing to this person and

that person. We did have Paul being kept in custody by the decision of the emperor. And he's going to be held until he can send him to Caesar.

But then you have Agrippa being like, this guy is sounding interesting.

This sounds like not like any other kind of prisoner that you might have in custody right now.

I think I'd like to hear this guy for myself. And Fessus says, hey,

guess what? Tomorrow, you will. I can arrange it. That's right. So I pick it up at verse 23.

It says, so on the next day, Agrippa and Bernice, that would be his sister, came with great pomp.

And they entered the audience hall with the

military tribunes, and the prominent men of the city. Then at the command of Festus, Paul was brought in,

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