Who was Felix?
Felix was a Roman governor who heard accusations against Paul. Acts describes him delaying a decision and continuing to meet with Paul. He is a different governor from Festus, who succeeded him.
Felix hoped Paul would offer him money, according to Acts. His position gave him responsibility to treat a prisoner fairly, but the account raises questions about his motives.
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