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| − | Drusilla was the youngest daughter of [[Herod Agrippa I]], the king who persecuted [[Peter]] and ordered the beheading of [[James the Apostle]]. Drusilla was also the wife of the Roman procurator [[Felix]],<ref>Acts 24:24</ref> who presided over the trial of [[Paul]]. | + | '''Drusilla''' was the youngest daughter of [[Herod Agrippa I]], the king who persecuted [[Peter]] and ordered the beheading of [[James the Apostle]]. Drusilla was also the wife of the Roman procurator [[Felix]],<ref>[[Book of Acts|Acts]] 24:24</ref> who presided over the trial of [[Paul]]. |
Drusilla reportedly listened with great interest as Paul explained his faith in a private hearing before Felix. | Drusilla reportedly listened with great interest as Paul explained his faith in a private hearing before Felix. | ||
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Revision as of 23:47, January 15, 2008
Drusilla was the youngest daughter of Herod Agrippa I, the king who persecuted Peter and ordered the beheading of James the Apostle. Drusilla was also the wife of the Roman procurator Felix,[1] who presided over the trial of Paul.
Drusilla reportedly listened with great interest as Paul explained his faith in a private hearing before Felix.