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Acts 27:1-15

27:1

And
<1161>

when
<5613>

it was determined
<2919> (5681)

that we
<2248>

should sail
<636> (5721)

into
<1519>

Italy
<2482>_,

they delivered
<3860> (5707) <5037>

Paul
<3972>

and
<2532>

certain
<5100>

other
<2087>

prisoners
<1202>

unto [one] named
<3686>

Julius
<2457>_,

a centurion
<1543>

of Augustus
<4575>_'

band
<4686>_.

27:2

And
<1161>

entering
<1910> (5631)

into a ship
<4143>

of Adramyttium
<98>_,

we launched
<321> (5681)_,

meaning
<3195> (5723)

to sail
<4126> (5721)

by
<2596>

the coasts
<5117>

of Asia
<773>_;

[one] Aristarchus
<708>_,

a Macedonian
<3110>

of Thessalonica
<2331>_,

being
<5607> (5752)

with
<4862>

us
<2254>_.

27:3

And
<5037>

the next
<2087>

[day] we touched
<2609> (5648)

at
<1519>

Sidon
<4605>_.

And
<5037>

Julius
<2457>

courteously
<5364>

entreated
<5530> (5666)

Paul
<3972>_,

and gave [him] liberty
<2010> (5656)

to go
<4198> (5679)

unto
<4314>

his friends
<5384>

to refresh himself
<5177> (5629) <1958>_.

27:4

And
<2547> (0)

when we had launched
<321> (5685)

from thence
<2547>_,

we sailed under
<5284> (5656)

Cyprus
<2954>_,

because
<1223>

the winds
<417>

were
<1511> (5750)

contrary
<1727>_.

27:5

And
<5037>

when we had sailed over
<1277> (5660)

the sea
<3989>

of
<2596>

Cilicia
<2791>

and
<2532>

Pamphylia
<3828>_,

we came
<2718> (5627)

to
<1519>

Myra
<3460>_,

[a city] of Lycia
<3073>_.

27:6

And there
<2546>

the centurion
<1543>

found
<2147> (5631)

a ship
<4143>

of Alexandria
<222>

sailing
<4126> (5723)

into
<1519>

Italy
<2482>_;

and he put
<1688> (5656)

us
<2248>

therein
<1519> <846>_.

27:7

And
<1161>

when we had sailed slowly
<1020> (5723) <1722>

many
<2425>

days
<2250>_,

and
<2532>

scarce
<3433>

were come
<1096> (5637)

over against
<2596>

Cnidus
<2834>_,

the wind
<417>

not
<3361>

suffering
<4330> (5723)

us
<2248>_,

we sailed under
<5284> (5656)

Crete
<2914>_,

over against
<2596>

Salmone
<4534>_;

{Crete: or, Candy}

27:8

And
<5037>_,

hardly
<3433>

passing
<3881> (5740)

it
<846>_,

came
<2064> (5627)

unto
<1519>

a
<5100>

place
<5117>

which is called
<2564> (5746)

The fair
<2570>

havens
<2568> <3040>_;

nigh
<1451>

whereunto
<3739>

was
<2258> (5713)

the city
<4172>

[of] Lasea
<2996>_.

27:9

Now
<1161>

when much
<2425>

time
<5550>

was spent
<1230> (5637)_,

and
<2532>

when sailing
<4144>

was
<5607> (5752)

now
<2235>

dangerous
<2000>_,

because
<1223>

the fast
<3521>

was
<3928> (0)

now
<2532>

already
<2235>

past
<3928> (5755)_,

Paul
<3972>

admonished
<3867> (5707)

[them], {the fast: the fast was on the tenth day of the seventh month}

27:10

And said
<3004> (5723)

unto them
<846>_,

Sirs
<435>_,

I perceive
<2334> (5719)

that
<3754>

this voyage
<4144>

will be
<3195> (5721) <1510> (5705)

with
<3326>

hurt
<5196>

and
<2532>

much
<4183>

damage
<2209>_,

not
<3756>

only
<3440>

of the lading
<5414>

and
<2532>

ship
<4143>_,

but
<235>

also
<2532>

of our
<2257>

lives
<5590>_.

{hurt: or, injury}

27:11

Nevertheless
<1161>

the centurion
<1543>

believed
<3982> (5712)

the master
<2942>

and
<2532>

the owner of the ship
<3490>_,

more
<3123>

than
<2228>

those things which were spoken
<3004> (5746)

by
<5259>

Paul
<3972>_.

27:12

And
<1161>

because
<5225> (0)

the haven
<3040>

was
<5225> (5723)

not commodious
<428>

to
<4314>

winter in
<3915>_,

the more part
<4119>

advised
<1012> <5087> (5639)

to depart
<321> (5683)

thence also
<2547>_,

if
<1513>

by any means
<4458>

they might
<1410> (5739)

attain
<2658> (5660)

to
<1519>

Phenice
<5405>_,

[and there] to winter
<3914> (5658)_;

[which is] an haven
<3040>

of Crete
<2914>_,

and lieth
<991> (5723)

toward
<2596>

the south west
<3047>

and
<2532> <2596>

north west
<5566>_.

27:13

And
<1161>

when the south wind
<3558>

blew softly
<5285> (5660)_,

supposing
<1380> (5660)

that they had obtained
<2902> (5760)

[their] purpose
<4286>_,

loosing
<142> (5660)

[thence], they sailed
<3881> (5711)

close by
<788>

Crete
<2914>_.

27:14

But
<1161>

not
<3756>

long
<4183>

after
<3326>

there arose
<906> (5627)

against
<2596>

it
<846>

a tempestuous
<5189>

wind
<417>_,

called
<2564> (5746)

Euroclydon
<2148>_.

{arose: or, beat}

27:15

And
<1161>

when the ship
<4143>

was caught
<4884> (5685)_,

and
<2532>

could
<1410> (5740)

not
<3361>

bear up into
<503> (5721)

the wind
<417>_,

we let [her] drive
<1929> (5631) <5342> (5712)_.