In Acts 25:23, this same event is described in detail — Agrippa and Bernice arrive with pomp to hear Paul's case.

Acts 25:12 records Paul's appeal to Caesar – Agrippa's arrival here leads to a hearing that confirms this appeal.

In Acts 26:1, Agrippa gives Paul permission to speak — the direct continuation of the hearing set up here.

In Acts 26:27, Paul asks Agrippa if he believes the prophets — part of the defense before him.

In Acts 26:28, Agrippa responds 'almost you persuade me to become a Christian' — the climax of Paul's defense.

Acts 12:19 records Herod Agrippa I going to Caesarea; here his son Agrippa II visits the same city.