diaglotnt - Acts:23:12-35

diaglotnt@Acts:23:12 @ Becoming and day, having formed a conspiracy the Jews, they bound with a curse themselves, saying neither to eat nor drink till they might kill the Paul;

diaglotnt@Acts:23:13 @ were and more forty those this the conspiracy having been engaged;

diaglotnt@Acts:23:14 @ who having come to the highpriests and the elders, said: With a curse we have cursed ourselves, of nothing to taste till we have killed the Paul.

diaglotnt@Acts:23:15 @ Now therefore you make known to the commander with the sanhedrim, in order that him he may lead down to you, as being about to examine more accurately the things concerning him; we and, before of the to have come nigh him, ready we are of the to kill him.

diaglotnt@Acts:23:16 @ Having heard but the son of the sister of Paul the lying in wait, having come near and having gone into the castle, he related to the Paul.

diaglotnt@Acts:23:17 @ Having summoned and the Paul one of the centurions, he said: The young man this lead thou to the commander; he has for something to relate to him.

diaglotnt@Acts:23:18 @ Indeed then having taken him led to the commander, and said: The prisoner Paul having summoned me, asked this the young man to lead to thee, having something to say to thee.

diaglotnt@Acts:23:19 @ Having taken and the hand of him the commander, and having related by himself, he inquired: What is it which thou hast to relate to me?

diaglotnt@Acts:23:20 @ he said and: That the Jews agreed together of the to ask thee, that tomorrow into the sanhedrim thou mayest lead down the Paul, as being about something more accurately to investigate concerning him.

diaglotnt@Acts:23:21 @ Thou therefore not shouldst be persuaded by the; lie in wait for him of them men more forty, who bound with a curse themselves, neither to eat nor to drink till they killed him; and now ready they are looking for the from thee promise.

diaglotnt@Acts:23:22 @ The indeed then commander dismissed the young man, having charged to no one to speak out, that these things thou didst report to me.

diaglotnt@Acts:23:23 @ And having summoned two certain of the centurions, he said: Make ready soldiers two hundred, that they may go to to Caesarea, and horsemen seventy, and spearmen two hundred, from third hour of the night;

diaglotnt@Acts:23:24 @ animals and to have provided that having mounted the Paul they might convey safely to Felix the governor;

diaglotnt@Acts:23:25 @ having written a letter containing the form this:

diaglotnt@Acts:23:26 @ Claudius Lysias to the most excellent governor Felix health.

diaglotnt@Acts:23:27 @ The man this having been seized by the Jews, and being about to be killed by them, having come suddenly with the armed force I rescued him, having learned that a Roman he is.

diaglotnt@Acts:23:28 @ Wishing and to know the cause on account of which they were accusing him, I led down him into the sanhedrim of them;

diaglotnt@Acts:23:29 @ whom I found being accused concerning questions of the law of them, nothing but worthy of death or bonds an accusation having.

diaglotnt@Acts:23:30 @ Having been disclosed but to me a plot against the man to be about to be by the Jews, instantly I sent to thee, having commanded also the accusers to say the things against him before thee. Farewell.

diaglotnt@Acts:23:31 @ The indeed therefore soldiers, according to that having been commanded them, having taken the Paul, they led through the night into the Antipatris.

diaglotnt@Acts:23:32 @ On the and morrow having left the horsemen to go with him, they returned to the castle.

diaglotnt@Acts:23:33 @ Who having come into the Caesarea, and having delivered the letter to the governor, presented and the Paul to him.

diaglotnt@Acts:23:34 @ Having read and, and having asked from what province he is, and having understood that from Cilicia;

diaglotnt@Acts:23:35 @ I will fully hear thee, he said, when also the accusers of thee may arrive. He commanded and him in the judgmenthall of the Herod to be kept.