Acts 24:3

First Nations Version

changes that we fully welcome with glad and open hearts.

Cross References

Acts 26:25

“O most noble Festival (Festus),” Small Man (Paul) replied, “what I am saying is clear and understandable.

Acts 23:26

“Greetings from Limping Man Who Sets Free (Claudius Lysias) to the most noble Happy Man (Felix), governor representing the People of Iron (Romans).

Acts 23:24

The head officer also provided a horse and horsemen for Small Man (Paul), to bring him safely to Happy Man (Felix), the governor for the People of Iron (Romans).

Acts 23:33

When the horsemen came to Chief Village (Caesarea), they gave the letter to the governor and turned Small Man (Paul) over to him.

Acts 24:2

When they brought Small Man (Paul) before them, the legal expert began to accuse him. “O Most Honored Happy Man (Felix),” he began his speech, “our hearts are glad that under your guidance we have had many winters of peace. Because of your wisdom, many good changes have come to the people,

Acts 24:4

So we beg you, in your kindness, to hear our short complaint.