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King James Version
YLT
Young's Literal Translation
And it came to pass, that
after
we
were
gotten
from them, and
had
launched
, we came with
a
straight
course
unto
Coos, and the day following
unto
Rhodes, and from
thence unto
Patara :
And it came to pass, at
our
sailing,
having
been
parted
from them, having
run
direct
, we came to
Coos, and the succeeding
`
day '
to
Rhodes, and thence to
Patara ,
And finding
a ship sailing
over unto
Phenicia, we went
aboard
, and
set
forth.
and having
found
a ship passing
over to
Phenicia, having
gone
on
board,
we sailed
,
Now
when
we
had
discovered Cyprus, we
left it on the left hand
, and
sailed
into
Syria, and landed
at Tyre :
for there the ship was
to
unlade
her
burden
.
and
having
discovered Cyprus, and
having
left it on the left, we
were
sailing
to
Syria, and did
land
at Tyre ,
for there was
the ship discharging
the
lading
.
And finding
disciples, we tarried there seven days :
who
said to Paul through the Spirit, that
he
should
not go up to Jerusalem .
And having
found
out
the
disciples, we tarried there seven days ,
and
they
said to Paul ,
through the Spirit, not to
go up to Jerusalem ;
And
when we had
accomplished
those
days, we departed
and
went our
way;
and
they
all brought
us on our
way, with wives
and children, till
we
were
out
of the city :
and we
kneeled
down
on
the shore, and
prayed .
but
when it
came
that
we completed
the
days, having
gone
forth,
we went on,
all bringing
us on the
way, with women
and children, unto
the
outside
of the city ,
and having
bowed
the knees
upon
the
shore, we
prayed ,
And when
we
had
taken
our
leave
one of
another, we took
ship ;
and they returned home
again
.
and having
embraced
one another, we embarked
in
the
ship ,
and they returned to
their
own
friends
.
And when
we had
finished our
course from Tyre ,
we
came to Ptolemais, and saluted the brethren, and
abode
with
them
one day .
And we ,
having
finished the
course ,
from Tyre came down
to Ptolemais, and having
saluted the brethren, we
remained
one day with
them;
And the next
day
we
that
were
of
Paul's
company departed
, and
came unto
Caesarea:
and we
entered into the house of Philip the evangelist ,
which
was
one
of the seven ;
and
abode
with him .
and on
the morrow
Paul
and
his
company having
gone
forth
, we
came to
Cesarea,
and having
entered into the house of Philip the evangelist --
who
is
of the seven --
we
remained
with him ,
And the
same
man
had four daughters, virgins, which
did
prophesy
.
and this
one
had four daughters, virgins, prophesying
.
And as
we tarried
there
many days, there came down from
Judaea
a certain prophet, named
Agabus .
And we remaining
many more
days, there came down a certain one
from
Judea,
a
prophet, by
name
Agabus ,
And when
he was
come unto us, he
took
Paul's
girdle, and
bound his own hands and feet, and
said, Thus saith the Holy Ghost
, So shall the Jews at
Jerusalem bind the
man
that
owneth
this
girdle
, and shall deliver him into
the hands of the
Gentiles
.
and he having
come unto us, and
having
taken
up
the
girdle of
Paul
, having
bound also
his own hands and feet, said, `
Thus saith the Holy Spirit
, The
man
whose
is
this
girdle
--
so shall the Jews in
Jerusalem bind, and they
shall deliver `
him '
up
to
the hands of nations
. '
And when we heard these things, both we, and they
of that place ,
besought
him
not to go up to Jerusalem .
And when we heard these things, we
called
upon
`him'
--
both we, and those
of that place --
not to go up to Jerusalem ,
Then
Paul answered, What mean
ye to
weep
and to
break
mine heart? for I am
ready
not to be bound only
, but also to die at Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus .
and
Paul answered, `
What do
ye --
weeping,
and crushing
mine heart? for I ,
not only
to be bound, but also to die at Jerusalem ,
am
ready,
for the name of the Lord Jesus ;'
And when
he would
not be
persuaded, we ceased
, saying, The will of the Lord be done.
and he not being
persuaded, we were
silent
, saying, `
The will of the Lord be done. '
And after those
days we
took
up
our carriages
, and
went
up to Jerusalem .
And after these
days ,
having
taken
`
our '
vessels
, we
were
going
up to Jerusalem ,
There went with
us
also certain
of the disciples of
Caesarea
, and
brought
with them one
Mnason of Cyprus, an old
disciple ,
with
whom
we
should
lodge
.
and
there went also of the disciples from
Cesarea
with
us
, bringing
with them him
with
whom
we
may
lodge,
a
certain
Mnason of Cyprus, an aged
disciple.
And when
we were
come to Jerusalem, the brethren received
us
gladly .
And we having
come to Jerusalem, the brethren did
gladly receive
us,
And the day
following
Paul went
in with us unto James ;
and
all the elders were
present.
and on
the morrow
Paul was
going
in with us unto James ,
all the elders also
came,
And when
he
had
saluted them, he declared
particularly
what
things God had
wrought
among the Gentiles
by
his ministry.
and having
saluted them, he was
declaring,
one
by
one,
each
of
the
things God did
among the nations
through
his ministration,
And when
they heard it
, they
glorified
the Lord ,
and
said unto
him, Thou seest, brother, how many thousands
of
Jews
there are which
believe;
and they
are
all zealous of the law :
and they having
heard, were
glorifying
the Lord .
They
said also
to
him, `
Thou seest, brother, how many myriads
there are of
Jews
who
have
believed,
and all are
zealous of the law ,
And they are informed
of
thee, that thou teachest
all the
Jews which
are
among the Gentiles
to
forsake
Moses
, saying that
they
ought
not to circumcise their
children, neither
to
walk
after the customs .
and they are instructed
concerning
thee, that apostacy
from
Moses
thou dost
teach
to
all Jews among the nations
, saying --
Not to circumcise the
children, nor
after the customs to
walk;
What is it therefore
? the multitude must
needs
come together :
for they will hear that thou art
come.
what then
is it? certainly
the multitude it
behoveth
to
come together ,
for they will hear that thou hast
come.
Do
therefore
this that we say to thee: We have four men which
have
a vow on them;
`
This ,
therefore,
do
that we say to thee: We have four men having
a vow on themselves,
Them
take
, and
purify
thyself
with them, and be at charges
with them, that they may shave their
heads:
and all may know that those
things ,
whereof
they were
informed
concerning thee ,
are nothing ;
but that
thou thyself also walkest
orderly,
and
keepest
the law.
these
having
taken
, be
purified
with them, and be at expence
with them, that they may shave the
head,
and all may know that the
things of
which
they have
been
instructed
concerning thee are nothing ,
but thou dost
walk
--
thyself also --
the law keeping
.
As
touching
the Gentiles
which
believe
, we have written and
concluded
that they observe no such thing, save
only
that
they
keep themselves from things
offered
to
idols
, and from
blood, and from
strangled, and from
fornication
.
`And
concerning
those
of
the nations
who
have
believed
, we have written ,
having
given
judgment,
that they observe no such thing, except
to
keep themselves both
from idol-sacrifices
, and blood, and a
strangled thing
, and whoredom
. '
Then Paul took
the men, and
the next
day purifying
himself
with them entered
into the temple, to
signify
the accomplishment
of the days of purification, until
that
an
offering should
be
offered for every
one of them.
Then Paul ,
having
taken
the men, on
the following
day ,
with them having
purified
himself,
was
entering
into the temple, announcing
the fulfilment
of the days of the
purification, till
the
offering was
offered for each
one of them.
And when
the seven days were almost
ended, the Jews which
were
of
Asia ,
when
they
saw
him in the temple, stirred
up all the people
, and laid hands on
him,
And ,
as
the seven days were about
to
be
fully
ended, the Jews from
Asia having
beheld
him in the temple, were
stirring
up all the multitude
, and they
laid hands upon
him,
Crying out, Men of
Israel
, help :
This is the man, that
teacheth
all
men
every
where
against the people, and the law, and this place :
and further brought
Greeks
also into the temple, and hath polluted
this holy place .
crying out, `
Men, Israelites,
help !
this is the man who
, against the people, and the law, and this place ,
all
everywhere
is
teaching;
and further ,
also ,
Greeks
he
brought
into the temple, and hath defiled
this holy place ;'
(
For they had seen before with
him
in the city Trophimus
an
Ephesian
, whom they supposed
that Paul had
brought into the temple. )
for they had seen before Trophimus,
the
Ephesian,
in the city with
him
, whom they were
supposing
that Paul brought into the temple.
And
all the city was moved ,
and the people ran
together:
and they
took
Paul, and
drew
him out of the temple :
and forthwith
the doors were
shut .
All the city also
was moved and there
was
a
running
together
of
the people ,
and having
laid
hold
on
Paul, they
were
drawing
him out of the temple ,
and immediately
were
the doors shut ,
And as
they went
about
to kill him, tidings
came unto
the chief captain of the band ,
that all Jerusalem was
in
an
uproar.
and they seeking
to kill him, a
rumour
came to
the chief captain of the band that all Jerusalem hath
been
thrown
into
confusion,
Who immediately
took
soldiers and centurions, and
ran down unto
them :
and when
they saw
the chief captain and the soldiers, they
left
beating of
Paul.
who ,
at
once,
having
taken
soldiers and centurions, ran down upon
them ,
and they having
seen
the chief captain and the soldiers, did
leave
off
beating Paul.
Then the chief captain came
near
, and
took him, and commanded him to be bound with two chains ;
and demanded
who he was
, and what he had
done.
Then the chief captain, having
come
nigh,
took him, and commanded `
him '
to be bound with two chains ,
and was
inquiring
who he may
be
, and what it
is
he hath
been
doing,
And some cried
one thing, some another, among the multitude :
and when
he
could
not know the certainty for
the tumult, he commanded him to be carried into
the castle .
and some were
crying
out
one thing, and
some another, among the multitude ,
and not being
able
to
know the certainty because
of
the tumult, he commanded him to be carried to
the castle ,
And when he came upon the stairs
, so
it was,
that
he was borne of
the soldiers for
the violence of the people.
and when he came upon the steps
, it happened
he was borne by
the soldiers ,
because
of
the violence of the multitude,
For the multitude
of the people followed
after, crying, Away with him.
for the crowd
of the people was
following
after, crying, `
Away with him. '
And as
Paul was
to be led into the castle, he
said
unto
the chief captain, May
I
speak
unto thee? Who
said, Canst
thou
speak
Greek?
And Paul being
about
to be led into the castle, saith
to
the chief captain, `Is
it
permitted
to
me
to
say
anything
unto thee? '
and
he
said, `
Greek dost
thou
know
?
Art not thou that
Egyptian
, which
before these days madest
an uproar
, and leddest
out
into the wilderness
four thousand men that
were
murderers
?
art not thou, then,
the
Egyptian
who
before these days made
an uprising
, and did
lead
into the desert
the
four thousand men of
the
assassins
? '
But
Paul said, I am a man which
am
a Jew of Tarsus ,
a
city
in
Cilicia, a
citizen
of no mean city :
and ,
I beseech thee, suffer me to speak unto the people.
And
Paul said, `
I ,
indeed,
am a man ,
a Jew ,
of Tarsus of
Cilicia, of no mean city a
citizen;
and I beseech thee, suffer me to speak unto the people. '
And when
he had
given him licence
, Paul stood on
the stairs, and
beckoned
with the hand unto
the people .
And when
there was
made
a great silence, he spake unto them in the Hebrew tongue
, saying ,
And he having
given him leave
, Paul having
stood upon
the stairs, did
beckon
with the hand to
the people ,
and there having
been
a great silence, he spake unto them in the Hebrew dialect
, saying :
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