Agabus was an early Christian prophet who appears twice in Acts with dramatic warnings. In Acts 11:28, he predicted through the Spirit a great famine that would spread over the entire Roman world—a prophecy fulfilled under Claudius. In Acts 21:10, he performed a symbolic act in the prophetic tradition: binding his own hands and feet with Paul's belt to vividly warn that Paul would be bound by the Jews in Jerusalem. His ministry exemplifies the continuation of prophetic gifts in the early church, providing divine insight for the community's preparation and decision-making.