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Roman governor of Judea — kept Paul in prison for two years hoping for a bribe
Historically Verified
Three Roman historians — Josephus, Tacitus, and Suetonius — all wrote about him as the Roman governor of Judea.
open_in_newAntonius Felix governed Judea and heard Paul's case in Acts 23-24. Paul's testimony about righteousness, self-control, and coming judgment made Felix 'alarmed' (Acts 24:25). Despite this, Felix kept Paul imprisoned for two years, hoping for a bribe, and left him in chains when he was replaced by Festus.