Acts 25:23
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What does Acts 25:23 mean?
And on the morrow, when Agrippa was come
Into the hall, or court of judicature:
and Bernice;
his sister, along with him:
with great pomp:
in rich dress, with the "regalia", or ensigns of royalty carried
before them, and attended with a large train and retinue of
servants:
and was entered into the place of hearing;
the causes that were tried in court, that particular part of the
hall, which was assigned for that purpose; for as there were the
proper places for the judge and council, and for the plaintiffs
and defendants, so for those that came to hear:
with the chief captains;
or tribunes, who had the command of the Roman soldiers; and who
had each of them a thousand men under them, as their title
signifies:
and principal men of the city;
that is, of Caesarea; the magistrates, and chief inhabitants of
the place:
at Festus's commandment Paul was brought forth;
and became a spectacle to a vast number of men, as he himself
says; and which in part fulfilled what Christ had foretold to his
disciples, that they should be brought before kings and governors
for his sake; see ( 1
Corinthians 4:9 ) ( Matthew
10:18 ) .
