Acts 25
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Acts 25:22-27

22And AgrippaG67 [saidG5346] to FestusG5347, I myself alsoG2532 would desire to hearG191 the manG444. To-morrow, saidG5346 he, thou shalt hearG191 him. 23On the morrow thereforeG3767, AgrippaG67 being comeG2064, and BerniceG959, with greatG4183 pomp, and having enteredG1525 into the hall of audience, with the chiliarchs and the menG435 of distinction of the cityG4172, and FestusG5347 having given commandG2753, PaulG3972 was broughtG71. 24And FestusG5347 saidG5346, KingG935 AgrippaG67, and all menG435 who are hereG1759 present with us, ye seeG2334 this person, concerningG4012 whom all the multitudeG4128 of the JewsG2453 applied to me both in JerusalemG2414 and hereG1759, cryingG994 out against [him] that he oughtG1163 not to liveG2198 any longerG3371. 25But I, having found that he had done nothingG3367 worthyG514 of deathG2288, and this [manG3778] himself having appealedG1941 to Augustus, I have decided to sendG3992 him; 26concerningG4012 whom I have nothing certainG5100 to writeG1125 to my lordG2962. Wherefore I have broughtG4254 him before you, and specially before thee, kingG935 AgrippaG67, so that an examination having been gone into I may have somethingG5100 to writeG1125: 27for it seemsG1380 to me senseless, sendingG3992 a prisonerG1198, not alsoG2532 to signify the chargesG156 against him.

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