Thematic Panel 7 (Acts 19:21–28:31)
Evaluation of Thematic Development Student: Column 1Paragraphs | Column 2Immediate Context(Stories or Speeches) | Column 3Major Points | Column 4Panel Title and Thematic summary statement | 19:21–22Paul’s preaching and teaching in Ephesus startis a riot. | Acts 19:23-41 Riot begins due to Paul’s teaching. | | Paul’s Gospel Adventure on Land and Sea.Paul travels by land and sea and spreads the gospel. He continue to come against persecution and appeals to may of the leaders, even Caesar. The Jews continue to doubt Paul even after sharing about his past, salvation experience, and his life after Christ – his testimony. | 19:23–27Demetrius loses his business and his feelings about that. | | | | 19:28–31During the riot Paul was protected by disciples. They would not allow him to go into the theater were the riot was happening. | | | | 19:32–34There was much confusion about why this riot was taking place. | | | | 19:35–40The town clerk quieted the crowd and explained that these men were neither sacreligous nor blasphemus and anything that happened would be settled in the court system. | | | | 20:1–6Paul preaches in Greece and Macedonia. | Acts 20:1-16Paul’s ministry in Greece and Macedonia. | | | 20:7–12Paul takes away a young man in Eutychus to help him. | | | | 20:13–16Story of the journey to Melitus. | | | | 20:17–21Paul calls the elders to him and speaks about what he had done during his time with them. | Acts 20:17-38Paul’s encouragement to the Ephesian elders in Melitus. | | | 20:22–24Paul confirms his need to go to Jerusalem. | | | | 20:25–31Paul gives counsel and encouragement to keep a watch for ones who will try to deceive them. | | | | 20:32–35Paul exhorts them with Jesus’ words, “it is better to give than to receive.” | | | | 20:36–38The reaction to the words Paul spoke. | | | | 21:1–6The warning for Paul to stay away from Jerusalem. | Acts 21:1-26Paul’s Jerusalem ministry. | Acts 21:1 – 26:32Paul’s ministry to the Gentiles and Kings after he returns to Jerusalem. | | 21:7–9They went to Caesarea and stayed in the house of Phillip. | | | | 21:10–11Agabis tells Paul that the Jews will bound him and hand him over the Gentiles. | | | | 21:12–14They tried to urge Paul not ot go to Jerusalem and Paul states that he is ready to even die for th gospel. | | | | 21:15–16They all got up and went to Jerusalem. | | | | 21:17–19Paul relates his experiences through his ministry. | | | | 21:20–25Paul takes the four men and purifies himself along with them. | | | | Column 1Paragraphs | Column 2Immediate Context(Stories or Speeches) | Column 3Major Points | Column 4Panel Title and Thematic summary statement | 21:26They went in to the temple and gave the time of purification and the sacrafices for each. | | | | 21:27–29Paul was being accused of defiling the temple for entering with the four men. | Acts 21:27-36Riots and people arrested. | | | 21:30–32Paul was seized and drug out of the temple. | Acts 21:37 – 22:21Paul addresses the crowd of people. | | | 21:33–36Paul was arrested and the crowd was so angry that the soldiers had to carry Paul through the crowd. | | | | 21:37–22:2Paul defends to the captain, appeals to the crowd to listen to him, and when they speak to them in their Hewbrew tongue they began to pay complete attention. | | | | 22:3–5Paul speaks of his background. | | | | 22:6–11Paul testifies of his encounter with God. | | | | 22:12–16Paul speaks about healings and salvations. | | | | 22:17–21Paul is told to leave Jerusalem. | | | | 22:22–29Paul appeals to the citizens in Rome. | | | | 22:30Paul goes before the Sanhedrin. | Acts 22:30-23:11Paul stands before the Sanhedrin. | | | 23:1–5Ananias commands his men to strike Paul in the mouth. | | | | 23:6–10Pharisees and Sadducces have a dispute. | | | | 23:11Paul is summoned to Rome. | | | | 23:12–15A plot is designed to kill Paul. | Acts 23:12 – 23:35Attempt to kill Paul does not work. | | | 23:16–22Paul’s nephew hinders the plot. | | | | 23:23–24Plan to get Paul to Felix safely. | | | | 23:25–30There was a letter written to Felix. | | | | 23:31–35Paul is taken to Felix. | | | | 24:1–4Paul’s trial before Felix. | Acts 24:1-27Paul goes before Felix. | | | 24:5–9A case is made against Paul by Tertullus. | | | | 24:10–16Paul gives his defense in the case against him. | | | | 24:17–21Aul explains that he is on trial out of respect to Christ and for his sake. | | | | Column 1Paragraphs | Column 2Immediate Context(Stories or Speeches) | Column 3Major Points | Column 4Panel Title and Thematic summary statement | 24:22–23Paul is given some freedom. | | | | 24:24–26Paul imprisoned for two years. | | | | 24:27Felix left Paul in prison as his position was taken over by Festus. | | | | 25:1–5Paul appears before Festus. | Acts 25:1-12Paul addresses Festus and then appeals before Caesar. | | | 25:6–7Paul brought before Festus and people brought uprovable charges against Paul. | | | | 25:8Paul argues his defense. | | | | 25:9–12Paul asks to appeal to Caesar since there was no proof of his charges. Caesar releases him. | | | | 25:13–22The involvement of Agrippa begins. | Acts 25:13 – 26:32Paul addresses Agrippa. | | | 25:23–27Paul goes before Agrippa. | | | | 26:1Paul gives his defense before Agrippa. | | | | 26:2–3Paul gives his defense introduction. | | | | 26:4–8Paul talks about his background. | | | | 26:9–11Paul testifies of his wicked things from his past life. | | | | 26:12–18Paul testifies of his salvation experience. | | | | 26:19–23Paul testifies of his life after Christ. | | | | 26:24Festus acuses Paul of being crazy. | | | | 26:25–27Paul defends the accusation of Festus. | | | | 26:28–29Paul tells Agrippa that he will always speak of the gospel of hChrist. | | | | 26:30–32Paul’s appeal is working and he is sent to see Ceasar. | | | | 27:1–2Paul gets on a boat that was going to the ports along the coast of Asia. | Acts 27:1 – 12Paul’s missionary journey in Rome. | Acts 27:1 – 28:31Paul witnesses in Rome after being a prisoner. | | 27:3–8Julius treated Paul kindly and the Paul sailed on to Fair Havens. | | | | 27:9–12Paul warns about death on the sea and no one takes heed. | | | | 27:13–20Storms come upon the sea. | Acts 27:13 – 44The storm at sea causes a shipwreck. | | | Column 1Paragraphs | Column 2Immediate Context(Stories or Speeches) | Column 3Major Points | Column 4Panel Title and Thematic summary statement | 27:21–26Paul gives encouragement during the storm. | | | | 27:27–32Paul gives orders for the men not to leave3 the ship. | | | | 27:33–38Paul encourages them to eat. | | | | 27:39–41When trying to run the ship ashore to the beach, the ship became stuck on a reef and the boat began getting torn apart at the bow. | | | | 27:42–44The Centuriun told everyone to jump off the boat and attempt to swim to shore. | | | | 28:1–6Paul is bit by a snake and it does not effect him. The people on the island ook at him differently. | Acts 28:1 – 10Paul’s ministry in Malta. | | | 28:7–10Paul performs healing on the island. | | | | 28:11–16Paul arrives in Rome. | Acts 28:11-31Paul’s ministry in Rome. | | | 28:17–20Paul speaks to the Jews. | | | | 28:21–22They ask Paul to speak to them about the people who have spoken against him. | | | | 28:23–29Paul turns to the Gentile in Rome. | | | | 28:30–31Paul is arrested again but continues to spread the gospel. | | | |

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