Acts 23:1-11 describes Paul before the Sanhedrin. He divides the council by declaring belief in resurrection, and Jesus promises he'll witness in Rome.

Acts 22:22-30 describes the crowd's violent reaction to Paul's Gentile mission and how his Roman citizenship protects him from illegal flogging.

Acts 22:1-21 records Paul's defense before the Jerusalem crowd, recounting his conversion and mission to the Gentiles—which provokes renewed violence.

Acts 21:27-36 describes Paul's violent arrest in the temple. Falsely accused of defiling it, he's seized by a mob and saved by Roman soldiers.

Acts 21:17-26 describes Paul meeting with James in Jerusalem. To counter rumors, Paul participates in a purification rite to show he respects Jewish customs.

Acts 21:1-16 describes Paul's journey to Jerusalem despite prophetic warnings. Agabus foretells his arrest, but Paul declares he's ready to die for Jesus.

Acts 20:13-38 records Paul's emotional farewell to the Ephesian elders at Miletus, charging them to shepherd God's flock and warning of future threats.

Acts 20:1-12 describes Paul's journey through Macedonia and Greece, and the resurrection of Eutychus who fell from a window during Paul's midnight teaching.

Acts 19:23-41 describes the riot in Ephesus sparked by silversmith Demetrius, whose business was threatened by the gospel's impact on idol worship.

Acts 19:11-22 describes extraordinary miracles in Ephesus, the failed exorcism of Sceva's sons, and the public burning of magic books worth fifty thousand coins.