New American Standard Bible 1995
Acts 28:1-10
2ThenativesβάρβαροιbarbaroiG915showedπαρεῖχονpareichonG3930us extraordinaryτυχοῦσανtuchousanG5177kindnessφιλανθρωπίανphilanthrōpianG5363;for becauseδιὰdiaG1223of the rainὑετὸνhu'etonG5205that had setἐφεστῶταephestōtaG2186in and becauseδιὰdiaG1223of the coldψῦχος.psuchosG5592,they kindledἅψαντεςhapsantesG681a fireπυρὰνpuranG4443andreceivedπροσελάβοντοproselabontoG4355us allπάνταςpantasG3956.
3But when PaulΠαύλουPaulouG3972had gatheredσυστρέψαντοςsustrepsantosG4962a bundleπλῆθοςplēthosG4128of sticksφρυγάνωνphruganōnG5434and laidἐπιθέντοςepithentosG2007them on the fireπυρὰνpuranG4443,a viperἔχιδναechidnaG2191cameἐξελθοῦσαexelthousaG1831outbecauseἀπὸapoG575of the heatθέρμηςthermēsG2329and fastenedκαθῆψενkathēpsenG2510itself on his handχειρὸςcheirosG5495.
4WhenὩςHōsG5613thenativesβάρβαροιbarbaroiG915sawG3708the creatureθηρίονthērionG2342hangingκρεμάμενονkremamenonG2910from his handχειρὸςcheirosG5495, they begansayingἔλεγον·elegonG3004to oneἀλλήλουςallēlousG240anotherG240, “UndoubtedlyπάντωςpantōsG3843thisοὗτος,houtosG3778manἄνθρωποςanthrōposG444is a murdererφονεύςphoneusG5406,and though he has been savedδιασωθένταdiasōthentaG1295from the seaθαλάσσηςthalassēsG2281,justiceδίκηdikēG1349has not allowedεἴασεν.¶eiasenG1439him to liveζῆνzēnG2198.”
6But they were expectingπροσεδόκωνprosedokōnG4328that he was aboutμέλλεινmelleinG3195to swellπίμπρασθαιpimprasthaiG4092up orἢēG2228suddenlyἄφνωaphnōG869fallG2667downκαταπίπτεινkatapipteinG2667deadνεκρόν·nekronG3498.But after they had waitedπροσδοκώντωνprosdokōntōnG4328a longπολὺpoluG4183time and had seenθεωρούντωνtheōrountōnG2334nothingμηδὲνmēdenG3367unusualἄτοπονatoponG824happenγινόμενονginomenonG1096to him, they changedG3328their mindsG3328and beganto sayἔλεγονelegonG3004that he was a godθεόν.¶theonG2316.
7NowδὲdeG1161in the neighborhoodπερὶperiG4012of that placeτόπονtoponG5117were landsχωρίαchōriaG5564belonging to the leadingG4413manG4413of the islandνήσου,nēsouG3520,namedὀνόματιonomatiG3686PubliusΠοπλίῳ,PopliōG4196,whoὃςhosG3739welcomedἀναδεξάμενοςanadexamenosG324us and entertainedἐξένισεν.¶exenisenG3579us courteouslyφιλοφρόνωςphilophronōsG5390threeτρεῖςtreisG5140daysἡμέραςhēmerasG2250.
8And it happenedἘγένετοEgenetoG1096that the fatherπατέραpateraG3962of PubliusΠοπλίουPopliouG4196was lyingκατακεῖσθαι·katakeisthaiG2621in bedafflictedσυνεχόμενονsunechomenonG4912with recurrentfeverπυρετοῖςpuretoisG4446and dysenteryδυσεντερίῳdusenteriōG1420;and PaulΠαῦλοςPaulosG3972wentεἰσελθὼνeiselthōnG1525in to see him and after he hadprayedπροσευξάμενος,proseuxamenosG4336, helaidἐπιθεὶςepitheisG2007his handsχεῖραςcheirasG5495on him and healedἰάσατοiasatoG2390him.
Commentaries on Acts 28
- Adam Clarke Bible Commentary
- Barnes’ Notes on the Bible
- Matthew Henry Concise Commentary
- Tyndale Open Study Notes
- Jamieson–Fausset–Brown Commentary
- Calvin’s Commentaries
- John Wesley’s Notes
- Illustrated New Testament
- Burkitt’s Expository Notes
- Darby Translation Notes
- Family Bible Notes
- Geneva Bible Translation Notes
- Kingcomments
- Matthew Henry’s Complete Commentary
- Matthew Henry’s Modern English Commentary
- The People’s New Testament
- Robertson’s Word Pictures
- Scofield Reference Notes, 1917 Edition
- The Fourfold Gospel and Commentary on Acts
- Original Douay–Rheims Annotations
- Seventh-day Adventist Bible Commentary
- EGW Writings
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