Acts 18
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Acts 18:12-18

12But when GallioG1058 wasG1510 proconsulG446 of AchaiaG882, the JewsG2453 with oneG3661 consent rose against PaulG3972 and ledG71 him to the judgment-seat,

13sayingG3004, This [manG444] persuades menG444 to worshipG4576 1GodG2316 contraryG3844 to the lawG3551.

14But as PaulG3972 wasG1510 going to openG455 his mouthG4750, GallioG1058 saidG3004 to the JewsG2453, If indeedG3303 it wasG1510 some wrong or wickedG4190 criminality, O JewsG2453, of reason I should have borne with you;

15but if it beG1510 questionsG2213 about wordsG3056, and namesG3686, and the lawG3551 that ye have, seeG3708 to it yourselves; [for] I do not intendG1014 to beG1510 judgeG2923 of these thingsG3778.

16And he drove them from the judgment-seat.

17And having all laid holdG1949 on SosthenesG4988 the ruler of the synagogueG752, they beatG5180 him before the judgment-seat. And GallioG1058 troubled himself about noneG3762 of these thingsG3778.

18And PaulG3972, having yet stayed [there] manyG2425 daysG2250, took leaveG657 of the brethren and sailedG1602 thence to SyriaG4947, and with him PriscillaG4252 and AquilaG207, having shorn his headG2776 in CenchreaG2747, for he had a vowG2171;

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  1. 1. Acts 18:13 18.13 Elohim ↩

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