Verse
YLT
Young's Literal Translation
BSB
Berean Standard Bible
And
it
came
to
pass
in
Iconium, that
they
did
enter
together
into the synagogue of
the
Jews
, and
spake,
so that there
believed
both
of Jews and Greeks a
great
multitude;
At
Iconium, Paul
and
Barnabas
went
as
usual
into the Jewish
synagogue, where
they
spoke
so well
that a
great
number
of Jews and Greeks believed.
and
the unbelieving Jews did
stir
up and
made
evil
the souls
of
the
nations
against the brethren;
But
the unbelieving Jews stirred
up the Gentiles
and
poisoned
their
minds
against the brothers.
long
time ,
indeed,
therefore
, did
they
abide
speaking boldly in
the Lord, who is
testifying
to
the word
of His grace ,
and
granting
signs and wonders to
come
to
pass
through
their
hands
.
So
Paul
and
Barnabas
spent
considerable
time there
, speaking boldly for
the Lord, who affirmed
the message
of His grace by
enabling
them
to
perform
signs and wonders.
And
the multitude
of the city was
divided ,
and
some were
with the Jews, and some
with the apostles ,
The people
of the city were
divided .
Some sided
with the Jews, and others
with the apostles .
and
when there
was
a
purpose
both
of
the nations
and of
the
Jews with their rulers to
use
`them'
despitefully
, and
to stone them,
But
when the Gentiles
and Jews ,
together
with their rulers, set
out
to mistreat
and
stone them,
they having
become
aware,
did
flee
to the cities of Lycaonia,
Lystra ,
and Derbe ,
and to the region round
about
,
they found
out
about
it
and
fled
to the Lycaonian
cities of Lystra and Derbe and to the surrounding
region,
and
there
they were
proclaiming
good
news
.
where
they continued
to
preach
the
gospel
.
And
a
certain
man
in Lystra ,
impotent
in the
feet, was sitting,
being
lame from the
womb
of
his
mother
--
who
never
had walked ,
In Lystra there
sat
a
man
crippled
in his
feet, who
was lame from birth
and
had never
walked .
this one
was hearing
Paul speaking
, who ,
having
stedfastly
beheld
him ,
and having
seen
that he hath
faith to be saved,
This man
was listening
to
the
words
of
Paul, who looked
intently
at
him and saw
that he had
faith to be healed.
said
with
a loud voice, `
Stand up on thy
feet upright;'
and he
was
springing
and walking,
In
a loud voice Paul
called
out
, “
Stand up on your
feet !”
And the
man
jumped
up
and began
to
walk.
and
the multitudes
having
seen
what Paul did
, did
lift
up their voice,
in the speech
of
Lycaonia,
saying,
`
The gods ,
having
become
like
men,
did
come down unto
us ;'
When
the crowds
saw
what Paul had
done
, they
lifted
up their voices
in the Lycaonian
language:
“
The gods have
come down to
us in
human
form!”
they
were
calling
also
Barnabas Zeus, and Paul Hermes, since
he was the leader
in
speaking
.
Barnabas they
called
Zeus, and Paul they
called
Hermes, because
he was the chief
speaker
.
And
the priest of the
Zeus that
is
before
their
city, oxen
and garlands
unto
the porches
having
brought
, with
the
multitudes
did
wish
to sacrifice ,
The priest of Zeus ,
whose
temple
was
just
outside
the
city, brought
bulls
and wreaths
to
the city
gates
, hoping
to offer
a
sacrifice along
with
the
crowds.
and
having
heard,
the apostles Barnabas and Paul, having
rent
their garments,
did
spring
into the multitude
, crying
But
when
the apostles Barnabas and Paul found
out
about
this
, they
tore
their clothes
and
rushed
into the crowd
, shouting,
and
saying,
`
Men, why these
things
do
ye
? and
we are men like -affected
with
you ,
proclaiming
good news to
you ,
from these vanities
to turn
unto
the living God, who made the
heaven ,
and the
earth ,
and the
sea ,
and all
the
things
in them ;
“
Men, why are
you
doing
this
? We too
are only
men ,
human
like you .
We
are
bringing
you
good news that
you should
turn
from these worthless
things
to the living God, who made heaven and earth and sea and everything
in them .
who
in the
past generations did
suffer
all the
nations to
go on
in
their ways,
In past generations ,
He
let
all nations go their own
way.
though,
indeed,
without
witness
He did
not leave
himself ,
doing
good
--
from heaven giving
rains
to
us,
and fruitful seasons, filling our
hearts with food and gladness ;'
Yet
He has
not left
Himself without
testimony
to
His
goodness:
He
gives
you
rain
from heaven and fruitful seasons, filling your
hearts with food and gladness .”
and
these things
saying
, scarcely
did
they
restrain
the multitudes
from sacrificing to them.
Even
with
these words
, Paul
and
Barnabas
could
hardly
stop
the crowds
from sacrificing to them.
And
there
came
thither,
from Antioch and Iconium ,
Jews,
and they
having
persuaded
the multitudes,
and
having
stoned Paul ,
drew
him outside of
the city, having
supposed
him
to
be
dead ;
Then
some
Jews
arrived
from Antioch and Iconium and won
over
the crowds.
They
stoned Paul and
dragged
him outside the city, presuming
he
was
dead .
and
the disciples having
surrounded
him, having
risen
he entered
into the city ,
and on
the morrow
he went
forth
with Barnabas to
Derbe.
But
after
the disciples had
gathered
around
him, he got
up
and
went
back
into the city .
And the next
day
he left
with Barnabas for
Derbe.
Having
proclaimed
good
news
also
to that city ,
and having
discipled
many ,
they turned
back
to Lystra, and
Iconium, and Antioch,
They
preached
the
gospel
to that city and made
many disciples.
Then
they returned
to Lystra, Iconium, and Antioch,
confirming
the souls of the disciples ,
exhorting
to remain
in the faith ,
and
that
through
many tribulations
it
behoveth
us
to enter into
the reign
of God,
strengthening
the souls of the disciples and
encouraging
them
to continue
in the faith .
“We
must
endure
many hardships
to enter the kingdom
of God, ”
they
said.
and having
appointed to
them
by
vote
elders in every
assembly,
having
prayed
with
fastings
, they commended
them to the Lord in whom they had believed.
Paul
and Barnabas
appointed elders for
them
in each
church
, praying
and
fasting
as
they entrusted
them to the Lord ,
in whom they had believed.
And
having
passed
through Pisidia, they came to Pamphylia ,
After
passing
through Pisidia, they came to Pamphylia .
and having
spoken in
Perga
the word, they went down to Attalia ,
And when
they
had
spoken the word in
Perga
, they went down to Attalia .
and
thence
did
sail
to Antioch, whence
they had been given
by
the grace of God for the work that
they fulfilled;
From
Attalia
they
sailed
to Antioch, where
they had been commended
to
the grace of God for the work they had
just
completed.
and
having
come
and
gathered
together
the
assembly
, they declared
as
many
things
as
God did
with
them, and that
He did
open
to
the nations
a
door of faith ;
When
they
arrived
, they gathered
the
church
together
and
reported
all
that
God had
done
through
them, and how
He had
opened
the door of faith to
the
Gentiles.
and they abode
there
not
a little
time with the disciples.
And they spent
a long
time there
with the disciples.
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