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King Agrippa II — the last Herodian king, who heard Paul's defense in Acts
Historically Verified
Jewish historian Josephus wrote about him as the last Herodian king, and coins stamped during his reign have been found.
open_in_newThe great-grandson of Herod the Great. Paul made his famous defense before Agrippa in Acts 25-26, prompting Agrippa's response: 'In a short time would you persuade me to be a Christian?' He was deeply familiar with Jewish customs and Scripture, making him a particularly significant audience for Paul's testimony. Not to be confused with his father Herod Agrippa (Agrippa I), who killed James and imprisoned Peter.
The Governor Who Couldn't Figure Out the Charges
Acts 25:13-22Agrippa listens to Festus's account of Paul's case and immediately requests a personal audience — his curiosity about Paul signals that the prisoner is about to get the most influential hearing yet.
The Floor Is Yours
Acts 26:1-3Agrippa formally grants Paul permission to speak, setting the legal stage for what becomes Paul's most personal and detailed account of his conversion and calling.
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