IDENTITY
Acts 23:1
Religion / Bible
Work Summary
Acts 23:1 is a biblical passage. Paul, appearing before the Jewish council, declares that he has lived with a clear conscience before God. The statement opens a confrontation concerning his conduct, authority and religious testimony.
Evidence Summary
The passage is woven into his religious study and reflection.
No visual-art connection is inferred from this occurrence.
CONTEXT
Author / Source
Bible
Work
Acts 23:1
Years / Period
30 Oct 1877
Van Gogh Relation
Quoted / Copied
EVIDENCE
Key Quotation
CONNECTIONS
Evidence Trail
30 Oct 1877 — Letter 133
Quoted / Copied · Quoted / alluded to
The scholarly notes identify Acts 23:1 in Van Gogh's text.
Response: The passage is woven into his religious study and reflection.
Connection: No visual-art connection is inferred from this occurrence.
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