Read the passage here
Paul shares his testimony again. He’s well acquainted with articulating his own story.
I find this line fascinating, the Lord said to him “‘Quick!’ he said to me. ‘Leave Jerusalem immediately, because they will not accept your testimony about me.’” – as if there wasn’t something divine he could do to change all of that.
Did the centurion ask for ID from Paul when he said he was a roman citizen, or did he just take him at his word?
They thought twice about ‘flogging’ Paul when they discovered more of who he was… would that change for those we despise and punish – even if secretly?
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