<p>25:13 <em>Now when some days had passed, Agrippa the King and Bernice arrived at Caesarea and greeted Festus</em>- The continued record of days passing, and in :14 of &quot;many days&quot;, is perhaps to help us sense Paul's frustration at the constant waiting and delaying. Agrippa was the son of the Herod who had been smitten by God for his pride in 12:20-23. Bernice was the sister of Drusilla, the teenage wife of Felix; and also the sister of Agrippa. They were rumoured to be in an incestuous relationship. It is ironic that such immoral people were the judges of others' morals. And that is the weakness of all human systems of justice and judgment. We are not to judge simply because we actually<em> cannot</em> judge; in essential terms, we are not morally above those we judge.</p>