◄ Acts 26:31 ►
On their way out, they said to one another, "This man has done nothing worthy of death or imprisonment." Bible Study Questions and Answers 1. What is the meaning of Acts 26:31? 2. How does Acts 26:31 demonstrate God's justice in Paul's trial? 3. What can we learn about integrity from Paul's experience in Acts 26:31? 4. How does Acts 26:31 connect with Romans 8:28 on God's purpose? 5. How should Acts 26:31 influence our response to false accusations today? 6. What does Acts 26:31 teach about God's sovereignty in legal matters? 7. What does Acts 26:31 reveal about justice in the Roman legal system? 8. How does Acts 26:31 challenge our understanding of innocence and guilt? 9. Why did Festus and Agrippa find Paul innocent in Acts 26:31? 10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Acts 26? 11. What led to Paul's imprisonment? 12. Who was Porcius Festus in biblical history? 13. Who was Herod Agrippa II? 14. What led to Paul's imprisonment? Discussion Questions 1. How does Paul's experience in Acts 26:31 encourage you to respond to false accusations or misunderstandings about your faith? 2. In what ways can you demonstrate the innocence and integrity of your Christian walk in your daily life? 3. How does understanding God's sovereignty in Paul's trials help you trust Him in your own difficult situations? 4. What can you learn from Paul's boldness in sharing his testimony that you can apply in your own opportunities to witness? 5. How do the declarations of innocence in Acts 26:31 and other scriptures challenge you to live a life that reflects Christ's righteousness? Acts 26 Bible Study Questions 1. How does Paul’s personal testimony of transformation by Christ inspire your own faith journey? 2. In what ways does Paul’s boldness in sharing his faith challenge you in your personal evangelism? 3. How can Paul’s appeal to Old Testament prophecies help us understand the continuity of God’s plan of salvation? 4. Why was Festus’s response to Paul’s testimony negative, and what does it teach us about presenting the Gospel in a society that might think it is foolishness? 5. What lessons can we glean from Paul’s appeal to Agrippa's knowledge of Jewish history and prophecies? 6. How does Paul’s response to Festus’s accusation of madness exemplify the believer's response to the world's misunderstanding of the Christian faith? 7. What does Agrippa's response to Paul's appeal say about the challenge of turning intellectual acknowledgment of the Gospel into personal commitment? 8. How does Paul’s wish for all to become like him, apart from his chains, inspire you in your own aspirations for those who hear the Gospel? 9. How does Paul's demeanor throughout his trial and testimony inspire you in your approach to trials? 10. How does Paul's story show the power of a personal testimony in sharing the Gospel message? 11. What can we learn from Paul's approach to evangelism when speaking to individuals with different cultural, religious, or social backgrounds? 12. How does this chapter show the important role of the Holy Spirit in evangelism? 13. How can we ensure that we're prepared to give an account of our faith, as Paul was, in unexpected situations? 14. What challenges do you anticipate if you were to share your testimony to others and how would you handle them? 15. What are the essential elements to include in your personal testimony, as evidenced by Paul's testimony in this chapter? 16. How does the transformation Paul experienced serve as evidence for the resurrection of Christ? 17. How can we cultivate the same level of boldness and courage that Paul demonstrates in this chapter? 18. How does Paul model the call to be "in the world but not of the world"? 19. How might Paul's approach in sharing his testimony change if he were sharing it in today's world? 20. What part of Paul's message in this chapter resonates most with you, and how can you apply it in your life? Links Acts 26:31 NIV Acts 26:31 NLT Acts 26:31 ESV Acts 26:31 NASB Acts 26:31 KJV Acts 26:31 Commentaries Bible Hub