Acts 7
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Acts 7:24-29

24AndG2532 seeingG1492 oneG5100 of them suffer wrongG91, he defendedG292 him, andG2532 avengedG1557G4160 him that was oppressedG2669, and smoteG3960 the EgyptianG124: 25ForG1161 he supposedG3543 hisG846 brethrenG80 to understandG4920G3754 that GodG2316 byG1223 hisG846 handG5495 would deliverG1325G4991 themG846: butG1161 they understoodG4920 notG3756.1 26AndG5037 the nextG1966 dayG2250 he showed himselfG3700 to themG846 as they were fightingG3164, andG2532 would have constrainedG4900 themG846 to be atG1519 peace againG1515, sayingG2036, SirsG435, yeG5210 areG2075 brethrenG80; whyG2444 do ye wrongG91 one to anotherG240? 27ButG1161 he that didG91 his neighbourG4139 wrongG91 thrustG683 himG846 awayG683, sayingG2036, WhoG5101 madeG2525 theeG4571 a rulerG758 andG2532 a judgeG1348 overG1909 usG2248? 28WiltG3361G2309 thouG4771 killG337 meG3165, asG3739G5158 thou didstG337 the EgyptianG124 yesterdayG5504? 29ThenG1161 MosesG3475 fledG5343 atG1722 thisG5129 sayingG3056, andG2532 wasG1096 a strangerG3941 inG1722 the landG1093 of MidianG3099, whereG3757 he begatG1080 twoG1417 sonsG5207.

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  1. 1. Acts 7:25 For: or, Now ↩

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