Acts 25:11-13

The Voice

Paul: ^10-11If I had committed a capital offense, I would accept my punishment. But I’m sure it’s clear to you that I have done no wrong to the Jews. Since their charges against me are completely empty, it would be wrong to turn me over to them. No, I do not wish to go to Jerusalem. I am appealing to the court of the emperor in Rome.

¹²Festus conferred privately with his council and returned with this decision:

Festus: You have appealed to the emperor, so to the emperor you will go.

¹³Several days later, the provincial king Agrippa arrived in Caesarea with his wife Bernice to welcome the new governor.

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