Acts 24:17 specifies that Paul's worship visit included bringing alms — the purpose behind his temple attendance.

Acts 21:18 shows Paul meeting James and the elders — the first event of his Jerusalem visit for worship, as he mentions in his defense.

Acts 21:26 describes Paul's purification ritual in the temple — the specific worship act he refers to in his defense.

Acts 21:27 records the riot that ended Paul's temple worship — the very reason he is on trial twelve days later.

Acts 22:30 shows the Roman commander's investigation before the Sanhedrin — a key step in the legal process Paul now faces.

Acts 23:11 contains the Lord's assurance that Paul will testify in Rome — the divine backing for his confident defense.

Acts 23:23 describes the military escort that transferred Paul to Caesarea — the journey that brought him before Felix.

Acts 23:33 records Paul's presentation to Governor Felix — the immediate setting for his speech in Acts 24.