Acts 28
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Acts 28:16-20

16And whenG3753 we cameG1525 to RomeG4516, [the centurion delivered up the prisoners to the praetorian prefect, but] PaulG3972 was allowedG2010 to remainG3306 by himself with the soldierG4757 who keptG5442 him.

17And it cameG1096 to passG1096 after threeG5140 daysG2250, that he called togetherG4905 those who wereG1510 the chief of the JewsG2453; and when they had comeG1096 togetherG4905 he saidG3004 to them, Brethren, I having done nothing against the peopleG2992 or the customsG1485 of our forefathers, have beenG1510 deliveredG3860 a prisonerG1198 from JerusalemG2414 into the handsG5495 of the RomansG4514,

18who having examined me were minded to let me goG630, because there was nothingG3367 worthy of deathG2288 in me.

19But the JewsG2453 speaking against it, I was compelledG315 to appealG1941 to CaesarG2541, not as having anythingG5100 to accuseG2723 my nationG1484 of.

20For this causeG156 thereforeG3767 I have called you to [me] to seeG3708 and to speak to you; for on accountG1223 of the hopeG1680 of IsraelG2474 I have this chainG254 about me.

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