11ButthecenturionἑκατοντάρχηςhekatontarchēsG1543believedratherμᾶλλονmallonG3123thehelmsmanandtheshipownerthanwhatwassaidG3004byPaulΠαύλουPaulouG3972. 12Andtheharbourbeingill adaptedtowinterπαραχειμάσαιparacheimasaiG3914in,themostcounselledtosetἀναχθῆναιanachthēnaiG321sailG321thence,ifperhapstheymightreachPhoenicetowinterG3914in,aportofCreteΚρήτηςKrētēsG2914lookingβλέπονταblepontaG991north-eastandsouth-east. 13And[the]southνότουnotouG3558windG3558blowing gently,supposingthattheyhadgainedtheirobject, havingweighedanchortheysailedcloseinshorealongCreteΚρήτην.KrētēnG2914. 14Butnotlongaftertherecamedownκατ᾽kat᾽G2596itahurricanecalledκαλούμενοςkaloumenosG2564Euroclydon. 15AndtheshipπλοίουploiouG4143beingcaughtanddriven,andnotableδυναμένουdunamenouG1410tobringG5342herheadtothewindἀνέμῳanemōG417,lettingher goweweredriven[beforeit]. 16ButrunningundertheleeofacertainτιtiG5100islandcalledκαλούμενονkaloumenonG2564Clauda,wewerewithdifficultyμόλιςmolisG3433ableἰσχύσαμενischusamenG2480tomake ourselves mastersoftheboat; 17whichhavinghoistedup,theyusedG5530helps, frappingtheshipπλοῖον·ploionG4143;andfearingφοβούμενοίphoboumenoiG5399lestμὴmēG3361theyshould runintoSyrtisandrun aground,andhaving loweredthegeartheyweresoG3779driven. 18Butthestorm being extremely violentonus,onthenextἑξῆςhexēsG1836dayG1836theythrewcargooverboard, 19andonthethirdτρίτῃtritēG5154daywiththeirown handstheycastἔρριψαν·erripsanG4496awaytheshipπλοίουploiouG4143furniture. 20AndneithersunἡλίουhēliouG2246norstarsἄστρωνastrōnG798appearingformanyG4183daysἡμέρας,hēmerasG2250,andnosmallὀλίγουoligouG3641stormlyingonus,intheendallhopeἐλπὶςelpisG1680ofourbeingsavedG4982wastakenawayG4014. Read all of Acts 27Darby Bible — 1889 — Public Domain
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