Acts 12
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Acts 12:3-6

3AndG2532 because he sawG1492 itG3754 pleasedG2076G701 the JewsG2453, he proceeded furtherG4369 to takeG4815 PeterG4074 alsoG2532. (ThenG1161 wereG2258 the daysG2250 of unleavened breadG106.) 4AndG3739G2532 when he had apprehendedG4084 him, he putG5087 him inG1519 prisonG5438, and deliveredG3860 him to fourG5064 quaternionsG5069 of soldiersG4757 to keepG5442 himG846; intendingG1014 afterG3326 the PassoverG3957 to bringG321 himG846 forthG321 to the peopleG2992.12

5PeterG4074G3303 thereforeG3767 was keptG5083 inG1722 prisonG5438: butG1161 prayerG4335 wasG2258 madeG1096 without ceasingG1618 byG5259 the churchG1577 toG4314 GodG2316 forG5228 himG846.3 6AndG1161 whenG3753 HerodG2264 wouldG3195 have broughtG4254 himG846 forthG4254, the sameG1565 nightG3571 PeterG4074 wasG2258 sleepingG2837 betweenG3342 twoG1417 soldiersG4757, boundG1210 with twoG1417 chainsG254: andG5037 the keepersG5441 beforeG4253 the doorG2374 keptG5083 the prisonG5438.

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Notes

  1. 1. Acts 12:4 Easter: Gr. Passover ↩
  2. 2. Acts 12:4 quaternions: a file of four soldiers ↩
  3. 3. Acts 12:5 prayer...: or, instant and earnest prayer was made ↩

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