Paul goes back to Jerusalem to give his defense of his faith and of the Messiah's coming to the Jew first and also to the Gentile, to the Jewish leadership in Jerusalem.
I this lesson we look at the defense Paul makes to the crowd, who was looking to kill him at the Temple in chapter 22, and finally his testimony to the Sanhedrin (23.1-12), with whom he had once been a member. Paul calls this his "apologetic" or defense of his beliefs.
We all need to be ready to give our apologetic of the reason we believe and Paul gives us his.
This section answers why Paul felt compelled to go to Jerusalem. He was compelled, as he told the Corinthians, "woe is me, if I preach not the gospel (1Co 9.16)," to share the Messianic message with the leadership in Jerusalem without restraint.
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