Acts 16:30
brought <4254> [brought.]
Sirs <2962> [Sirs.]
what <5101> [what.]
Acts 22:27
Acts 26:32
he had ... appealed <1941> [appealed.]
Acts 17:22
Areopagus <697> [Mars'-hill. or, the court of the Areopagites.]
I see <2334> [I perceive.]
Acts 22:28
But <1161> [But.]
It is extremely probable that the inhabitants of Tarsus, born in that city, had the same rights and privileges as Roman citizens, in consequence of a grant or charter from Julius C‘sar, from whom it was called Juliopolis. But if this were not the case, St. Paul's father, or some of his ancestors, might have been rewarded with the freedom of the city of Rome, for his fidelity and bravery in some military service, as Josephus says several of the Jews were; or his father might have obtained it by purchase, as in the instance of the chief captain.
Acts 23:5
I did ... realize <1492> [I wist.]
Soon after the holding of the first council at Jerusalem, Ananias, son of Nebedenus, was deprived of the high priest's office, for certain acts of violence, and sent to Rome, whence he was afterwards released, and returned to Jerusalem. Between the death of Jonathan, who succeeded him and was murdered by Felix, and the high priesthood of Ismael, who was invested with that office by Agrippa, an interval elapsed in which this dignity was vacant. This was the precise time when Paul was apprehended; and the Sanhedrin being destitute of a president, Ananias undertook to discharge the office. It is probable that Paul was ignorant of this circumstance.
must ... speak <2046> [Thou.]
Acts 23:17
one <1520> [one.]
Acts 23:35
when <3752> [when.]
in <1722> [in.]
palace <4232> [judgment.]
Acts 26:1
You <4671> [Thou.]
held out <1614> [stretched.]
defense <626> [answered.]
Acts 7:2
Brothers <435> [Men.]
God <2316> [The God.]
appeared <3700> [appeared.]
<5607> [when.]
Haran <5488> [Charran.]
[Haran.]
Acts 10:28
<2076> [that it.]
<2532> [but.]
Acts 10:30
Four <5067> [Four.]
<2252> [I was.]
and suddenly <2532 2400> [and, behold.]
Acts 16:37
had ... beaten <1194> [They have.]
come <2064> [let.]
