Acts 22:29

22:29

Then
<3767>

straightway
<2112>

they departed
<868> (5627)

from
<575>

him
<846>

which
<3588>

should
<3195> (5723)

have examined
<426> (5721)

him
<846>_:

and
<1161>

the chief captain
<5506>

also
<2532>

was afraid
<5399> (5675)_,

after he knew
<1921> (5631)

that
<3754>

he was
<2076> (5748)

a Roman
<4514>_,

and
<2532>

because
<3754>

he had
<2258> (5713)

bound
<1210> (5761)

him
<846>_.

{examined him: or, tortured him}

Acts 23:10

23:10

And
<1161>

when there arose
<1096> (5637)

a great
<4183>

dissension
<4714>_,

the chief captain
<5506>_,

fearing
<2125> (5685)

lest
<3361>

Paul
<3972>

should have been pulled in pieces
<1288> (5686)

of
<5259>

them
<846>_,

commanded
<2753> (5656)

the soldiers
<4753>

to go down
<2597> (5631)_,

and to take
<726> (0)

him
<846>

by force
<726> (5658)

from
<1537>

among
<3319>

them
<846>_,

and
<5037>

to bring
<71> (5721)

[him] into
<1519>

the castle
<3925>_.