Acts 24:19
Who ought to have been here before thee, and object, if they had ought against me.
Cross-references
Acts 24:8
Contrast
In Acts 24:8, Tertullus invites Felix to examine Paul — but Paul responds that the actual accusers are missing from court.
Acts 23:30
Parallel
In Acts 23:30, the commander's letter notes Paul's Jewish accusers — the same ones Paul says should have testified here.
Acts 25:16
Historical context
Acts 25:16 confirms the Roman legal norm Paul appeals to — the accused must face accusers and have opportunity to defend.