Acts 26: Paul Before Agrippa

Paul tells King Agrippa of his former zeal against Jesus, his encounter on the Damascus road, and his commission to open the Gentiles' eyes. Festus calls him mad, Agrippa deflects his appeal to believe, and both agree he has done nothing deserving death.

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How does the Berean Standard Bible render King Agrippa's response to Paul in Acts 26:28?

"You have already persuaded me completely; I will become a Christian today.""Can you persuade me in such a short time to become a Christian?""I refuse to hear another word from you.""Only if Festus agrees will I consider it."