Acts 21
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Acts 21:35-39

35AndG1161 whenG3753 he cameG1096 uponG1909 the stairsG304, so it wasG4819, that he was borneG941 byG5259 the soldiersG4757 forG1223 the violenceG970 of the peopleG3793. 36ForG1063 the multitudeG4128 of the peopleG2992 followedG190, cryingG2896, AwayG142 with himG846. 37AndG5037 as PaulG3972 was to beG3195 ledG1521 intoG1519 the barracksG3925, he saidG3004 to the chief captainG5506, MayG1487G1832 IG3427 speakG2036G5100 toG4314 theeG4571? WhoG3588 saidG5346, Canst thou speakG1097 GreekG1676? 38ArtG1488 notG3756 thouG4771G686 that EgyptianG124, who beforeG4253 theseG5130 daysG2250 madest an uproarG387, andG2532 leddest outG1806 intoG1519 the wildernessG2048 four thousandG5070 menG435 that were murderersG4607? 39ButG1161 PaulG3972 saidG2036, IG1473 amG1510G3303 a manG444 who is a JewG2453 of TarsusG5018, a city of CiliciaG2791, a citizenG4177 of noG3756 meanG767 cityG4172: andG1161, I beseechG1189 theeG4675, permitG2010 meG3427 to speakG2980 toG4314 the peopleG2992.

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