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YLT
Young's Literal Translation
BSB
Berean Standard Bible
And
after these
things
, Paul having
departed
out
of
Athens ,
came
to Corinth ,
After this
, Paul left
Athens and
went
to Corinth .
and
having
found a certain
Jew ,
by
name
Aquilas
, of Pontus by
birth
, lately
come from Italy ,
and
Priscilla
his wife --
because of
Claudius having
directed
all the Jews to depart
out
of
Rome --
he
came
to them,
There
he
found a Jew named
Aquila
, a
native
of Pontus, who
had
recently
come from Italy with
his wife Priscilla
because Claudius had
ordered
all the Jews to leave
Rome .
Paul
went
to visit
them,
and because
of
being
of
the
same
craft,
he did
remain
with them ,
and
was
working,
for
they were tent-makers
as to
craft;
and he stayed
and
worked
with them because
they were tentmakers
by
trade,
just
as he
was.
and
he was
reasoning
in the synagogue every
sabbath
, persuading
both
Jews and Greeks.
Every
Sabbath
he reasoned
in the synagogue, trying
to
persuade
Jews and Greeks alike
.
And when both
Silas and Timotheus
came down from Macedonia, Paul was
pressed
in
the Spirit
, testifying fully
to the Jews Jesus the Christ ;
And when Silas and Timothy
came down from Macedonia, Paul devoted
himself
fully
to
the word
, testifying to the Jews that
Jesus is
the Christ .
and
on
their
resisting
and speaking
evil
, having
shaken
`
his '
garments ,
he
said
unto
them, `
Your blood `is'
upon
your head
--
I am clean;
henceforth
to
the
nations
I will go on
. '
But
when
they
opposed
and insulted
him
, he
shook
out
his garments and
told
them, “
Your blood be
on
your own
heads!
I am innocent
of
it.
From
now
on
I will go to
the
Gentiles
. ”
And having
departed
thence,
he
went to the house of a
certain
one,
by
name
Justus, a worshipper
of God ,
whose
house
was
adjoining
the
synagogue,
So
Paul
left
the
synagogue
and went next
door
to the house of Titus
Justus, a worshiper
of God .
and
Crispus, the ruler
of
the
synagogue did
believe
in the Lord with
all
his
house,
and many of the Corinthians hearing
were
believing,
and they
were being
baptized.
Crispus, the synagogue leader,
and
his
whole
household
believed
in the Lord .
And many of the Corinthians who
heard
the
message
believed
and were baptized.
And
the Lord said
through
a
vision
in
the
night
to Paul ,
`Be
not afraid,
but
be speaking and
thou
mayest
be
not silent ;
One
night
the Lord spoke
to Paul in
a
vision:
“Do
not be afraid;
keep
on
speaking ;
do
not be
silent .
because
I am with thee,
and no one shall
set
on thee
to
do
thee
evil;
because I have much
people in this city ;'
For
I am with you
and no one will
lay
a
hand
on you,
because I have many
people in this city .”
and
he
continued
a year and six
months
, teaching among
them
the word of God.
So
Paul
stayed
for
a year and a
half
, teaching the word of God among
the
Corinthians
.
And
Gallio being
proconsul of Achaia, the Jews made
a
rush
with
one
accord
upon
Paul ,
and brought him unto
the tribunal,
While
Gallio was
proconsul of Achaia, the Jews coordinated
an
attack
on
Paul and brought him before
the judgment
seat.
saying
--
`Against
the
law
this one
doth
persuade
men
to worship God ;'
“
This man
is
persuading
the
people
to worship God in
ways
contrary
to
the
law,”
they
said.
and
Paul being
about to open
`his'
mouth
, Gallio said
unto
the Jews, `
If ,
indeed,
then,
it
was
anything
unrighteous,
or an
act
of
wicked
profligacy
, O Jews, according
to reason
I
had
borne
with
you,
But
just
as
Paul was
about to speak
, Gallio told
the Jews, “
If this
matter
involved
a
wrongdoing
or vicious
crime
, O Jews, it
would
be
reasonable
for
me
to hear
your
complaint.
but if
it is a question
concerning
words and names ,
and of
your law, look
ye
yourselves `
to it',
for
a judge of these
things I
do
not
wish
to
be,'
But since
it is a dispute
about
words and names and your own
law, settle
it
yourselves .
I
refuse
to be
a judge of such
things .”
and he drave
them from the tribunal;
And he drove
them away
from the judgment
seat.
and
all
the
Greeks
having
taken
Sosthenes
, the chief
man
of
the synagogue ,
were
beating
`
him '
before
the tribunal,
and
not
even
for
these
things
was Gallio caring
.
At
this
, the crowd
seized
Sosthenes
the synagogue leader
and
beat
him in
front
of
the judgment
seat.
But
none
of
this
was of
concern
to
Gallio.
And
Paul having
remained yet
a
good
many
days,
having
taken
leave
of
the
brethren,
was
sailing
to
Syria
--
and
with
him
`are'
Priscilla
and
Aquilas
--
having
shorn
`his'
head
in Cenchera,
for he had a vow ;
Paul remained in Corinth
for quite
some
time
before
saying
goodbye
to
the
brothers.
He had his
head
shaved
in
Cenchrea
to
keep
a vow he
had
made,
and
then
he
sailed
for
Syria,
accompanied
by
Priscilla
and
Aquila.
and
he
came
down
to
Ephesus, and
did
leave
them
there,
and he himself having
entered
into the synagogue did
reason
with the Jews :
When
they
reached
Ephesus, Paul
parted
ways
with
Priscilla
and Aquila.
He himself went
into the synagogue there
and
reasoned
with the Jews .
and
they having
requested
`
him '
to remain
a longer time
with
them
, he did
not
consent,
When
they asked
him to stay
for
a while
longer, he declined.
but took
leave
of
them,
saying
, `It
behoveth
me
by
all
means
the
coming
feast
to
keep
at
Jerusalem
, and
again
I will return
unto
you --
God willing. '
And he sailed
from Ephesus ,
But as
he
left
, he
said
, “
I will come
back
to
you if
God is
willing. ”
And he set
sail
from Ephesus .
and
having
come
down
to
Cesarea
, having
gone
up ,
and having
saluted
the assembly,
he went down to Antioch.
When
Paul
had
landed
at
Caesarea
, he
went
up and greeted
the church
at
Jerusalem.
Then
he went down to Antioch.
And
having
made
some stay
he
went
forth,
going
through
in order
the region of Galatia and Phrygia, strengthening all the disciples.
After
Paul
had
spent
some time
in Antioch,
he
traveled
from
place
to
place
throughout
the region of Galatia and Phrygia, strengthening all the disciples.
And
a certain
Jew ,
Apollos by
name
, an
Alexandrian
by
birth,
a man
of eloquence,
being
mighty
in
the
Writings
, came to Ephesus,
Meanwhile
a Jew named
Apollos, a native
of Alexandria
, came to Ephesus .
He
was
an
eloquent
man
, well
versed
in
the
Scriptures.
this
one
was
instructed in the way of the Lord ,
and being
fervent in the
Spirit ,
was
speaking
and teaching
exactly
the
things
about the
Lord
, knowing
only the baptism of John ;
He
had
been
instructed in the way of the Lord and was
fervent in spirit .
He
spoke
and taught
accurately
about Jesus
, though
he
knew
only the baptism of John .
this
one
also
began to speak boldly in the synagogue ,
and
Aquilas
and
Priscilla having
heard of
him, took him to
`them',
and did
more
exactly
expound
to him the way of God ,
And
he
began to speak boldly in the synagogue .
When
Priscilla and
Aquila
heard him, they
took him in
and explained
to him the way of God more
accurately.
and
he
being
minded
to go
through
into
Achaia, the brethren
wrote to the disciples ,
having
exhorted
them
to receive
him ,
who
having
come
, did
help them
much
who have
believed
through
the
grace ,
When
Apollos
resolved
to cross
over
to
Achaia, the brothers
encouraged
him
and
wrote to the disciples there
to welcome
him .
On
his
arrival
, he
was
a
great
help to
those
who by
grace had
believed.
for powerfully the Jews he
was
refuting
publicly
, shewing
through
the Writings
Jesus to
be
the Christ.
For he
powerfully refuted
the Jews in
public
debate
, proving
from
the Scriptures
that
Jesus is
the Christ.
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