Acts 25:5

First Nations Version

Have your tribal leaders travel with me. If this man has done wrong, I will hear your accusations against him there.”

Cross References

Acts 25:25

But I have not found him guilty of anything deserving death. Since he has appealed to the Ruler of the People of Iron (Caesar), I will send him to Village of Iron (Rome).

Acts 25:16

I informed them that the laws of the People of Iron (Romans) would not permit me to hand over anyone until they could stand face to face with their accusers and make a defense for themselves.

Acts 24:8

When you question him for yourself, you will learn from him that we speak the truth.”

Acts 23:30

When I was told of a plot against this man, I had him sent to you at once, and told his accusers to bring their accusations to you.”

Acts 18:14

But before Small Man (Paul) could open his mouth to defend himself, the governor spoke to the Tribal Members. “If a wrong had been done or some kind of evil had been committed, then I would hear your accusations,” he said to them,

Acts 25:4

“Small Man (Paul) is being guarded in Chief Village (Caesarea),” Festival (Festus) said to them, “and I am returning there soon.

Acts 25:6

So after eight or ten more days he left for Chief Village (Caesarea). The next day he sat down in his council chair, where he would decide this case, and ordered Small Man (Paul) to be brought before him.