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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Felix (Man living at the time of the New Testament)
Paul sat in custody at his court for two years. Antonius Felix was the Roman governor of Judea before Festus. He seems to have hoped Paul would pay a bribe, then left him locked up to keep the Jewish leaders happy.
Paul sat in custody at his court for two years. Antonius Felix was the Roman governor of Judea before Festus. He seems to have hoped Paul would pay a bribe, then left him locked up to keep the Jewish leaders happy.
Antonius Felix was the Roman governor of Judea before Festus, and Paul was held in custody at his court for two years; Felix reportedly hoped for a bribe from Paul and left him imprisoned to please the Jewish leadership rather than release him.
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- Acts 23:24
- Acts 23:26
- Acts 24:3
- Acts 24:22
- Acts 24:24
- Acts 24:25
- Acts 24:27
- Acts 25:14
