162. Indeed, we have here a man of such heroic size that it is no easy matter to define him. Along with the clearest vision of the lines of demarcation between the old and the new in the greatest crisis of human history and an unfaltering championship of principle when real issues were involved, we see in him the most genial superiority to mere formal rules and the utmost consideration for the feelings of those who did not see as he saw. By one huge blow he had cut himself free from the bigotry of bondage; but he never fell into the bigotry of liberty, and had always far loftier aims in view than the mere logic of his own position. CHAPTER X THE END Paragraphs 163-189. 163, 164. RETURN TO JERUSALEM. Prophecy of Approaching Imprisonment. 165-168. ARREST. 166. Tumult in Temple; 167. Paul before the Sanhedrim; 168. Plot of Zealots. 169-172. IMPRISONMENT AT CAESAREA. 170. Providential Reason for this Confinement. 171. Paul's later Gospel. 172. His Ethics. 173-176. JOURNEY TO ROME. 173. Appeal to Caesar. 174. Voyage to Italy. 175. Arrival in Rome. 176-182. FIRST IMPRISONMENT AT ROME. 176. Trial delayed. 177-182. Occupations of a Prisoner. 178. His Guards Converted; 180. Visits of Apostolic Helpers; 181. Messengers from his Churches; 182. His Writings. 183-188. LAST SCENES. 185. Release from Prison; New Journeys. 186. Second Imprisonment at Rome. 187, 188. Trial and Death. 189. EPILOGUE. 163. Return to Jerusalem.--After completing his brief visit to Greece at the close of his third missionary journey, Paul returned to Jerusalem. He must by this time have been nearly sixty years of age; and for twenty years he had been engaged in almost superhuman labors. He had been traveling and preaching incessantly, and carrying on his heart a crushing weight of cares. His body had been worn with disease and mangled with punishments and abuse; and his hair must have been whitened, and his face furrowed with the lines of age. As yet, however, there were no signs of his body breaking down, and his spirit was still as keen as ever in its enthusiasm for the service of Christ.