Instructions

  1. Start solving the crossword by selecting the first tile of the word you want to fill in.
  2. Continue typing letters till you reach the end of the word.
  3. The cursor will initially be set to answer the "across" clues. As you type, the letters will fill to the right. In the "down" mode, the letters will fill in the downward direction.
  4. Use the "down/right" arrow key on the keyboard or the buttons below to switch from across to down. Mobile and tablet users will find these buttons useful.
  5. When the last tile in a particular direction is reached, the mode may automatically change to the other mode.
  6. The "save" button allows you to save your session while the "load" button restores your answers and you can continue working on the puzzle at a later time.

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3.Ananias, some elders, and a ___ named Tertullus came to Caesarea to present their charges against Paul.
5.Since it was unreasonable to send a prisoner to Caesar without specifying the charges, Festus wanted ___ to hear Paul.
8.As Paul responded to the Sanhedrin that he had lived his life before God in all good ____, the high priest Ananias commanded those standing near him to strike him on the mouth.
9.Festus told King Agrippa II that he could find no crime in Paul, as he had expected. The dispute concerned their religion and a dead man named ___, whom Paul claimed was alive. Festus did not know how to investigate such matters.
11.Festus met with the Jewish leaders in _____. They presented their charges against Paul and asked him to transfer Paul to ____, secretly planning to kill him along the way.
13.After two years, Felix was succeeded by ____, but he left Paul in prison, wanting to appease the Jews.
14.Paul’s reason for returning to Jerusalem after a long time was to bring gifts for the poor and present ____..
17.The ___ believed neither in the resurrection nor in angels or spirits.
18.The dispute in Jerusalem became so violent that the commander feared Paul would be torn to pieces. So he ordered the troops to take Paul by force and bring him into the ____.
19."Do not speak ____ about the ruler of your people"
20.Paul defended himself before Felix, who was well acquainted with the ___. Felix deferred the case until the commander came and ordered Paul to remain under guard, but allowed him some freedom.
21.Felix and Drusilla listened as Paul spoke about faith in Jesus, righteousness, self-control, and coming judgment. Felix became afraid and said, “That is enough for now. When it is convenient, I will send for you.” Drusilla was the daughter of Herod Agrippa I, who had ordered the execution of ____, one of the disciples of Jesus.
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1.The Roman commander, _____ found no charge against Paul deserving death or imprisonment, only accusations concerning the law.
2.In crises, the Lord appeared to Paul and said, “Take courage! As you have testified about me in Jerusalem, so you must also testify in ____.”
4.Until Paul’s ____ arrived, he was kept under guard in Herod’s palace, which had cells for prisoners.
6.Tertullus accused Paul of stirring up riots among Jews worldwide, being a ____ of the Nazarene sect, and trying to desecrate the temple.
7.When Paul and the soldiers reached_____, 37 miles northwest of Jerusalem, the foot soldiers returned to Jerusalem, while the 70 horsemen took Paul to Caesarea and handed him over to the governor.
10.Paul learned from his nephew that more than forty Jews had taken an oath not to eat or drink until they had killed him. Paul asked his nephew to inform the Roman commander about the plot. The commander then arranged for Paul to be taken to Governor ___ in Caesarea that very night, escorted by soldiers, with a letter explaining the situation.
12.As Festus suggested, the Jewish leaders came to ____ and brought their charges against Paul in court, but could not prove them.
15.After consulting his council, Festus told Paul that he could appeal to ____.
16.____ was the sister of King Agrippa II.
18.Felix hoped Paul would offer him a ___, so he frequently sent for Paul and talked with him.

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