Bible Acts 25 for Kids

Who was the governor that heard Paul's case in Acts 25?

• Pontius Pilate

• Caiaphas

• Herod Antipas

• Festus

What did Festus want to do with Paul in Acts 25?

• Release Paul immediately

• Take Paul to Jerusalem for trial

• Send Paul to preach in other cities

• Take Paul to Rome for trial

Who did Paul appeal to in Acts 25?

• Pontius Pilate

• King Herod

• High Priest

• Caesar

What was the name of the king who visited Festus in Acts 25?

• King Solomon

• King Herod

• King Agrippa

• King David

What did Agrippa say about Paul's case in Acts 25?

• Agrippa said that Paul should be released immediately

• Agrippa said that Paul was guilty

• Agrippa said that he found no fault in Paul.

• Agrippa said that he found Paul to be a troublemaker

Who did Festus want to consult about Paul's case in Acts 25?

• Herod

• Pontius Pilate

• Peter

• King Agrippa

What did Agrippa say he could have done if Paul had not appealed to Caesar in Acts 25?

• He could have sent Paul to a different prison

• He could have set Paul free

• He could have released Paul into the hands of the Jews

• He could have punished Paul severely

What did Festus say about Paul's case to Agrippa in Acts 25?

• He said Paul's case was not important and should be ignored

• He said Paul was innocent and should be released

• He had nothing definite to write to the emperor about Paul's case.

• He said Paul was guilty and should be punished

What did Agrippa say about Paul's innocence in Acts 25?

• Agrippa said that Paul was guilty and deserved to be punished

• Agrippa said that he believed Paul was a dangerous criminal and should be executed

• Agrippa said that he found no fault in Paul and that he could have been set free if he had not appealed to Caesar.

• Agrippa said that he found Paul to be a troublemaker and a threat to society

What did Festus say about Paul's case to Agrippa in Acts 25?

• Festus said that Paul was guilty and deserved punishment.

• Festus said that he had nothing definite to write to his emperor about Paul's case.

• Festus said that he had already sent Paul to the emperor for judgment.

• Festus said that Paul was innocent and should be released immediately.