Paul before Festus
Author: Klauber, Joseph Sebastian, ca. 1700-1768
Image Title: Paul before Festus
Scripture Reference:
- Acts 18 (further images / scripture text)
- Acts 19 (further images / scripture text)
- Acts 20 (further images / scripture text)
- Acts 21 (further images / scripture text)
- Acts 22 (further images / scripture text)
- Acts 23 (further images / scripture text)
- Acts 24 (further images / scripture text)
- Acts 25 (further images / scripture text)
Description: This image depicts the Apostle Paul defending himself before Festus, the procurator of Judea. In the top-left corner is the statue of Artemis worshipped in Ephesus. To the top-left Paul works with Aquila and Priscilla as a tent-maker. At the top Paul heals Eutychus after he falls out the window during Paul’s sermon. To the top-right Paul is arrested by Roman soldiers in Jerusalem. In the top-right corner a man is healed by a cloth that touched Paul; Felix, the procurator of Judea, and his wife Drusilla listen to Paul's defense; and books of magic are burned in Ephesus.
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