<p>25:8 <em>While Paul said in his defence: Neither against the law of the Jews, nor against the temple, nor against Caesar, have I sinned at all</em>- Paul was somewhat playing with words here. For his letters and teaching was full of language which was purposefully against the imperial cult, as was the Lord's language of the Kingdom of God; indeed, Paul did preach loyalty to another King and another Kingdom than Caesar's. And whilst he had not offended against the law of Moses, apart from in cursing the high priest, he had indeed offended against &quot;the law of the Jews&quot;. He may of course still be referring to the law of Moses, but alluding to how it had been hijacked by the Jews. Similarly, the Old Testament &quot;temple of Yahweh&quot; and &quot;feasts of Yahweh&quot; are described as &quot;the temple of the Jews&quot; and &quot;feasts of the Jews&quot;. They had hijacked Yahweh's laws and religion and turned it into their own religion, just as many have done today.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>