10andsaidλέγωνlegōnG3004untothem, Sirs,Iperceivethatthevoyageπλοῦν.plounG4144willbeἔσεσθαιesesthaiG1510withinjuryandmuchπολλῆςpollēsG4183lossζημίαςzēmiasG2209,notonlyG3440oftheladingandtheshipπλοίουploiouG4143,butalsoG2532ofourlivesG5590. 11ButthecenturionἑκατοντάρχηςhekatontarchēsG1543gavemoreG3123heedtothemasterandtotheowneroftheship,thantothosethingswhichwerespokenbyPaulΠαύλουPaulouG3972. 12AndbecausethehavenwasnotcommodioustowinterπαραχειμάσαιparacheimasaiG3914in,themoreG4183part advisedtoputG5087toseafromthence,ifbyanymeanstheycouldreachPhoenix,andwinterG3914there;whichisahavenofCreteΚρήτηςKrētēsG2914,lookingβλέπονταblepontaG991north-eastandsouth-east. 13AndwhenthesouthνότουnotouG3558windG3558blew softly,supposingthattheyhadobtainedtheirpurposeπροθέσεωςprotheseōsG4286,theyweighedanchorandsailedalongCreteΚρήτην.KrētēnG2914,closeinshore. 14ButafternolongtimetherebeatdownfromitatempestuouswindἄνεμοςanemosG417,whichiscalledκαλούμενοςkaloumenosG2564Euraquilo: 15andwhentheshipπλοίουploiouG4143wascaught,andcouldnotfacethewindἀνέμῳanemōG417,wegaveG1929waytoit,andweredriven. 16AndrunningundertheleeofasmallislandcalledκαλούμενονkaloumenonG2564Cauda,wewereableἰσχύσαμενischusamenG2480,withdifficultyμόλιςmolisG3433,tosecuretheboat: 17andwhentheyhadhoisteditup,theyusedG5530helps, under-girdingtheshipπλοῖον·ploionG4143;and,fearingφοβούμενοίphoboumenoiG5399lestμὴmēG3361theyshouldbecast upontheSyrtis,theyloweredthegear,andsoG3779weredriven. 18Andaswelabored exceedinglywiththestorm,thenextἑξῆςhexēsG1836dayG1836theybegantothrowthefreight overboard; 19andthethirdτρίτῃtritēG5154daytheycastἔρριψαν·erripsanG4496outwiththeirown handsthetacklingoftheshipπλοίουploiouG4143. Read all of Acts 27American Standard Version — 1901 — Public Domain
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