Acts 26:1-8

1And AgrippaG67 saidG3004 to PaulG3972, It is permittedG2010 thee to speakG3004 for thyself. ThenG5119 PaulG3972 stretchingG1614 out his handG5495 answered in his defence:

2I count myself happy, kingG935 AgrippaG67, in having to answer to-day before thee concerningG4012 all of which I am accused by the JewsG2453,

3especiallyG3122 because thou art acquainted with all the customsG1485 and questionsG2213 which areG1510 among the JewsG2453; wherefore I beseech thee to hearG191 me patiently.

4My manner of life thenG3767 from my youthG3503, which from its commencement was passed among my nationG1484 in JerusalemG2414, know all the JewsG2453,

5who knew me before from the outset [of my life], if they wouldG2309 bearG3140 witnessG3140, that accordingG2596 to the strictest sectG139 of our religionG2356 I livedG2198 a PhariseeG5330.

6And nowG3568 I standG2476 to be judgedG2919 because of the hopeG1680 of the promiseG1860 made by 1GodG2316 to our fathersG3962,

7to which our whole twelve tribes servingG3000 incessantly dayG2250 and nightG3571 hopeG1680 to arrive; about which hopeG1680, O kingG935, I am accused of [the] JewsG2453.

8WhyG5101 should it be judgedG2919 a thing incredible in your sight if 2GodG2316 raisesG1453 the deadG3498?