Paul and Eutychus

Paul stands in a crowded upper room, teaching deep into the night while attentive believers gather beneath stone arches and burning lamps. In the background, Eutychus, a young man seated in the window, has fallen asleep during the long sermon. The scene portrays the moment before his fall from the third story in Acts 20, when Paul’s midnight preaching in Troas was followed by a miraculous restoration of life. The composition emphasizes the early church’s hunger for apostolic teaching, the intimacy of house fellowship, and the mercy of God shown through Paul’s ministry. It is a meaningful visual resource for sermons, Bible studies, Sunday school lessons, and teaching on Acts, resurrection hope, church gathering, and the ministry of the apostle Paul.