Acts 1:11
Men <435> [Ye men.]
why <5101> [why.]
will come back <2064> [shall.]
Acts 2:30
was <5225> [being.]
knew <1492> [knowing.]
with an oath <3727> [with.]
<450> [he.]
Acts 2:33
right hand <1188> [by.]
having received <2983> [having.]
he has poured out <1632> [he.]
Acts 4:21
After threatening ... further <4324> [when.]
how <4459> [how.]
because .... all .... for <3754 3956 1909> [for all.]
Acts 5:10
she collapsed <4098> [fell.]
Acts 7:10
rescued <1807> [delivered.]
granted <1325> [gave.]
Acts 7:34
I have certainly seen <1492> [I have seen.]
and ...... and I have come down <2532 2597> [and am.]
and ...... and ......... Now <2532 3568> [And now.]
Acts 7:43
you took along <353> [ye took.]
images <5179> [figures.]
But ......... and .............. but I will deport <2532 3351> [and I.]
Babylon <897> [Babylon.]
In the passage of Amos, to which Stephen refers, it is beyond Damascus; but as Assyria and Media, to which they were carried, were not only beyond Damascus, but beyond Babylon itself, he states that fact, and thus fixes more precisely the place of their captivity.
Acts 7:45
that <3739> [Which.]
brought <1237 1521> [that came after. or, having received. Jesus.]
[Joshua.]
that <3739> [whom.]
until <2193> [unto.]
Acts 16:3
wanted <2309> [would.]
and ... took <2532 2983> [and took.]
Acts 16:18
became greatly annoyed <1278> [being.]
I command <3853> [I command.]
Acts 19:9
some <5100> [Cir. A.M. 4061. A.D. 57. divers.]
reviling <2551> [but spake.]
left <868> [he departed.]
every <2596> [daily.]
Acts 21:34
others <243 994> [some cried.]
to find out <1097> [know.]
into <1519> [into.]
Acts 22:10
What <5101> [What.]
there <2546> [there.]
Acts 23:10
<2125> [fearing.]
take ... away .... by force <726> [to take.]
Acts 24:14
I confess <3670> [I confess.]
according to ............. according <2596> [after.]
a sect <139> [heresy.]
<3779> [so.]
God <2316> [the God.]
believing <4100> [believing.]
according to ............. according .... law ...... in <2596 3551 1722> [in the law.]
Acts 25:10
I <1510> [I stand.]
Every procurator represented the emperor in the province over which he presided; and as the seat of government was at Cesarea, St. Paul was before the tribunal where, as a Roman citizen, he ought to be judged.
