The king, the governor, and those who sat with them, having heard Paul’s words, rose from their seats. They went aside and said that Paul had done nothing deserving of death or chains. Then was Paul soon to return as a free man? Agrippa said that he could have been set free if he had not appealed to Caesar, and Paul still remained a person headed for Rome. In this conclusion, where the judgment that there was no charge against him and the circumstance of his confinement exist together, we must examine what Paul relied on to keep serving the Lord.
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