Luke 21

Luke 21

Jesus watches people putting money into the temple treasury and praises a poor widow who puts in two tiny copper coins, saying she gave more than all the rich people. Jesus then delivers a prophecy about the destruction of the temple (which happened in 70 AD) and describes the signs of the end of the age, including wars, famines, and cosmic disturbances. Jesus instructs His disciples to stand firm so that they may gain enduring life.

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Acts 25

Paul is brought before Governor Festus. Knowing he won't get a fair trial in Jerusalem, Paul declares, "I appeal to Caesar!" securing his right to be tried in Rome.

Acts 26

Paul delivers his defense before King Agrippa II, recounting his conversion and mission to preach repentance to Gentiles. Agrippa nearly converts but finds Paul innocent.

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