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Paul has a trial and then they wait for Lysias to come before deciding the case, this apparently takes over two years and Paul is kept under guard (with some freedoms) for that time and he never comes anyway.

The various Roman leaders debate about what to do with Paul, they can't see he's done anything wrong, just caused a disagreement over a few points of law within the religion. Paul asks to be sent before Caesar.

Paul likes telling the story of how he came to be following Jesus rather than killing the followers. He is accused of being insane, but claims to be speaking true and rational words.

Paul continues to be opposed by Jewish people, and a group bring him in front of a Roman official who dismisses their complaint because it is effectively a disagreement about their own law.

Some people who used to practice magic decide to burn all their books and follow Jesus instead. Traditions have to start somewhere.

A man who makes a lot of money from the making of idols stirs all the craftspeople up against the Jesus-followers because they have been turning people away from worshipping hand made gods and losing them business.

Paul speaks for a long time and a young man falls asleep and out the third storey window and is killed, but Paul rushes out and heals him.

Paul decides to go to Jerusalem even though the Holy Spirit has warned him that imprisonment and persecution awaits him, he tells all the other followers that he'll never see them again.

In a city where the people follow the ancient Greek religion they start calling Barnabas and Paul Zeus and Hermes because they heal a man. The people bring sacrifcies and want to start worshipping them, they don't have much luck trying to convince them that they are worshipping mere human mortals, but a group of Jews manage to turn the crowd against them and Paul is nearly killed.

A debate is held about whether circumcision is required to be saved. James says that they shouldn't cause extra difficulty to those who turn to God, but they should be told in a letter to follow the rules against idols, sexual immorality and for kosher slaughter.

Saul wanted to imprison all of Jesus' followers but Jesus strikes him blind and then gets someone to heal him and he becomes a devout follower. It's like someone beating you until you do what they say.

Peter sees a vision that tells him to no longer follow the old laws about things and people being ritually unclean, so even Gentiles can be baptised and saved.

John and Peter are arrested for their what they've been claiming about Jesus, but their popularity amongst the people meant that they couldn't be punished so they are released.

The group of believers are a truly communist bunch, everything they own is owned by the group and no single person.

A man and his wife die after lying about how much money they'd got for selling their property, they kept part of the proceeds for themselves. This terrifies all the followers.

All the apostles are arrested again because they are so popular the high priest gets jealous, but an angel opens the prison doors for them and sets them free. They are told to stop teaching in the name of Jesus but this just makes them happy (they like being persecuted) and they carry on anyway.