Acts 26
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Acts 26:4-8

4MyG3450 mannerG3303G3767 of lifeG981 fromG1537 my youthG3503, whichG3588 wasG1096 atG575 the firstG746 amongG1722 myG3450 own nationG1484 atG1722 JerusalemG2414, knowG2467 allG3956 the JewsG2453;

5Who knewG4267 meG3165 from the beginningG509, ifG1437 they wouldG2309 testifyG3140, thatG3754 afterG2596 the most strictG196 sectG139 of ourG2251 religionG2356 I livedG2198 a PhariseeG5330.

6AndG2532 nowG3568 I standG2476 and am judgedG2919 forG1909 the hopeG1680 of the promiseG1860 madeG1096 byG5259 GodG2316 toG4314 our fathersG3962:

7ToG1519 whichG3739 promise ourG2257 twelve tribesG1429, earnestlyG1722G1616 servingG3000 God dayG2250 andG2532 nightG3571, hopeG1679 to comeG2658. ForG4012 whichG3739 hope’s sakeG1680, kingG935 AgrippaG67, I am accusedG1458 byG5259 the JewsG2453.1

8WhyG5101 should it be thought a thingG2919 incredibleG571 withG3844 youG5213, thatG1487 GodG2316 should raiseG1453 the deadG3498?

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  1. 1. Acts 26:7 day and night: Gr. night and day ↩

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