Acts 27:1-13

1AndG1161 whenG5613 it was determined thatG2919 weG1473 should sailG636 intoG1519 ItalyG3588G2482, they deliveredG3860 PaulG3972 andG2532 certainG5100 otherG2087 prisonersG1202 untoG3686 one namedG3686 JuliusG2457, a centurionG1543 of Augustus’G4575 bandG4686.

2AndG1161 entering intoG1910 a shipG4143 of AdramyttiumG98, we launchedG321, meaningG3195 to sailG4126 byG2596 the coastsG5117 of AsiaG3588G773; one AristarchusG708, a MacedonianG3110 of ThessalonicaG2331, beingG1510 withG4862 usG1473.

3AndG5037 the nextG3588G2087 day we touchedG2609 atG1519 SidonG4605. AndG5037 JuliusG3588G2457 courteouslyG5364 entreatedG5530 PaulG3588G3972, and gaveG2010 him libertyG2010 to goG4198 untoG4314 his friendsG5384 to refresh himselfG1958G5177.

4And whenG2547 we had launchedG321 from thenceG2547, we sailed underG5284 CyprusG3588G2954, becauseG1223 the windsG3588G417 wereG1510 contraryG1727.

5AndG5037 when we had sailed overG1277 the seaG3989 ofG2596 CiliciaG3588G2791 andG2532 PamphyliaG3828, we cameG2718 toG1519 MyraG3460, a city of LyciaG3588G3073.

6And thereG2546 the centurionG3588G1543 foundG2147 a shipG4143 of AlexandriaG222 sailingG4126 intoG1519 ItalyG3588G2482; and he putG1688 usG1473 thereinG846.

7AndG1161 whenG1722 we had sailed slowlyG1020 manyG2425 daysG2250, andG2532 scarceG3433 were comeG1096 over againstG2596 CnidusG3588G2834, the windG3588G417 notG3361 sufferingG4330 usG1473, we sailed underG5284 CreteG3588G2914, over againstG2596 SalmoneG4534;

8AndG5037, hardlyG3433 passingG3881 itG846, cameG2064 untoG1519 a placeG5117 whichG5100 is calledG2564 The fairG2570 havensG3040; nighG1451 whereuntoG3739 wasG1510 the cityG4172 of LaseaG2996.

9NowG1161 when muchG2425 timeG5550 was spentG1230, andG2532 when sailingG3588G4144 wasG1510 nowG2235 dangerousG2000, becauseG1223 the fastG3588G3521 wasG3928 nowG2532 alreadyG2235 pastG3928, PaulG3588G3972 admonishedG3867 them,

10AndG2532 saidG3004 unto themG846, SirsG435, I perceiveG2334 thatG3754 this voyageG3588G4144 willG3195 beG1510 withG3326 hurtG5196 and muchG4183 damageG2209, notG3756 onlyG3440 of the ladingG3588G5414 andG2532 shipG3588G4143, butG235 alsoG2532 of ourG1473 livesG3588G5590.

11NeverthelessG1161 the centurionG1543 believedG3982 the masterG3588G2942 andG2532 the owner of the shipG3588G3490, moreG3123 thanG2228 those thingsG3588 which were spokenG3004 byG5259 PaulG3588G3972.

12AndG1161 because the havenG3588G3040 wasG5225 not commodiousG428 toG4314 winter inG3915, the more partG4119 advisedG5087 to departG321 thence alsoG2547, if by any meansG1513 they mightG1410 attainG2658 toG1519 PheniceG5405, and there to winterG3914; which is an havenG3040 of CreteG3588G2914, and liethG991 towardG2596 the south westG3047 andG2532 north westG5566.

13AndG1161 when the south windG3558 blew softlyG5285, supposing thatG1380 they had obtainedG2902 their purposeG3588G4286, loosingG142 thence, they sailedG3881 closeG788 by CreteG3588G2914.