As the trial proceeds, even the judge is having a difficult time finding any plausible reason to condemn Paul. He has now gone through two governors and a King. Still, there are no formal charges brought against him. Sometimes justice and vindication require patience.
Paul seems willing here to allow the battle to be the Lord's. He is submitting to both His protection and His timing. This is not just a valuable lesson to read about - it's valuable to apply. God is just and caring. He is always near through every situation.
Heart and Soul,
BAG
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