Acts 23

AAnd Paul, earnestly beholding the council, said, Men and brethren, I have lived in all good conscience before God until this day. ἀτενίσας δὲ ὁ Παῦλος τῷ συνεδρίῳ εἶπεν· Ἄνδρες ἀδελφοί, ἐγὼ πάσῃ συνειδήσει ἀγαθῇ πεπολίτευμαι τῷ θεῷ ἄχρι ταύτης τῆς ἡμέρας. ἀτενίσαςHaving looked intentlyV-AAP-NSMδὲthenCONJὁ<the>T-NSMΠαῦλοςPaulN-NSM-Pτῷat theT-DSNσυνεδρίῳCouncilN-DSNεἶπεν·he said;V-2AAI-3SἌνδρεςMenN-VPMἀδελφοί,brothers,N-VPMἐγὼI myselfP-1NSπάσῃin allA-DSFσυνειδήσειconscienceN-DSFἀγαθῇgoodA-DSFπεπολίτευμαιhave lived as a citizenV-RMI-1Sτῷ<the>T-DSMθεῷto GodN-DSM-TἄχριuntoPREPταύτηςthisD-GSFτῆς<the>T-GSFἡμέρας.day.N-GSF 2And the high priest Ananias commanded them that stood by him to smite him on the mouth. ὁ<the>T-NSMδὲThenCONJἀρχιερεὺςthe high priestN-NSMἉνανίαςAnaniasN-NSM-PἐπέταξενcommandedV-AAI-3Sτοῖςto thoseT-DPMπαρεστῶσινstanding byV-RAP-DPMαὐτῷhimP-DSMτύπτεινto strikeV-PANαὐτοῦof himP-GSMτὸtheT-ASNστόμα.mouth.N-ASN 3Then said Paul unto him, God shall smite thee, thou whited wall: for sittest thou to judge me after the law, and commandest me to be smitten contrary to the law? τότεThenADVὁ<the>T-NSMΠαῦλοςPaulN-NSM-PπρὸςtoPREPαὐτὸνhimP-ASMεἶπεν·said;V-2AAI-3SΤύπτεινTo strikeV-PANσεyouP-2ASμέλλειis aboutV-PAI-3Sὁ<the>T-NSMθεός,God,N-NSM-TτοῖχεwallN-VSMκεκονιαμένε·whitewashed!V-RPP-VSMκαὶAndCONJσὺyou yourselfP-2NSκάθῃdo you sitV-PNI-2SκρίνωνjudgingV-PAP-NSMμεmeP-1ASκατὰaccording toPREPτὸνtheT-ASMνόμον,law,N-ASMκαὶandCONJπαρανομῶνviolating lawV-PAP-NSMκελεύειςyou commandV-PAI-2SμεmeP-1ASτύπτεσθαι;to be struck?V-PPN 4And they that stood by said, Revilest thou God’s high priest? οἱThose whoT-NPMδὲnowCONJπαρεστῶτεςstanding byV-RAP-NPMεἶπαν·said;V-2AAI-3PΤὸνTheT-ASMἀρχιερέαhigh priestN-ASMτοῦ<the>T-GSMθεοῦof GodN-GSM-Tλοιδορεῖς;do you insult?V-PAI-2S 5Then said Paul, I wist not, brethren, that he was the high priest: for it is written, Thou shalt not speak evil of the ruler of thy people. ἔφηWas sayingV-IAI-3SτεthenCONJὁ<the>T-NSMΠαῦλος·Paul;N-NSM-PΟὐκNotPRT-Nᾔδειν,I had known,V-2LAI-1Sἀδελφοί,brothers,N-VPMὅτιthatCONJἐστὶνhe isV-PAI-3Sἀρχιερεύς·high priest;N-NSMγέγραπταιit has been writtenV-RPI-3SγὰρforCONJὅτιthatCONJἌρχοντα[The] rulerN-ASMτοῦof theT-GSMλαοῦpeopleN-GSMσουof youP-2GSοὐκnotPRT-Nἐρεῖςyou will speakV-FAI-2Sκακῶς.evil [of].’ADV 6But when Paul perceived that the one part were Sadducees, and the other Pharisees, he cried out in the council, Men and brethren, I am a Pharisee, the son of a Pharisee: of the hope and resurrection of the dead I am called in question. ΓνοὺςHaving knownV-2AAP-NSMδὲthenCONJὁ<the>T-NSMΠαῦλοςPaulN-NSM-PὅτιthatCONJτὸtheT-NSNἓνoneA-NSNμέροςpartN-NSNἐστὶνconsistsV-PAI-3SΣαδδουκαίωνof SadduceesN-GPM-Tτὸ<the>T-NSNδὲbutCONJἕτερονthe otherA-NSNΦαρισαίωνof PhariseesN-GPM-Tἔκραζενhe was crying outV-IAI-3SἐνinPREPτῷtheT-DSNσυνεδρίῳ·Council;N-DSNἌνδρεςMenN-VPMἀδελφοί,brothers,N-VPMἐγὼI myselfP-1NSΦαρισαῖόςa PhariseeN-NSM-Tεἰμι,am,V-PAI-1Sυἱὸς[the] sonN-NSMΦαρισαίων·of Pharisees;N-GPM-TπερὶconcerningPREPἐλπίδος[the] hopeN-GSFκαὶandCONJἀναστάσεωςresurrectionN-GSFνεκρῶνof [the] deadA-GPMἐγὼI myselfP-1NSκρίνομαι.am judged.V-PPI-1S 7And when he had so said, there arose a dissension between the Pharisees and the Sadducees: and the multitude was divided. τοῦτοThisD-ASNδὲthenCONJαὐτοῦof himP-GSMλαλοῦντοςἐγένετοaroseV-2ADI-3Sστάσιςa dissensionN-NSFτῶνbetween theT-GPMΦαρισαίωνPhariseesN-GPM-TκαὶandCONJΣαδδουκαίων,Sadducees,N-GPM-TκαὶandCONJἐσχίσθηwas dividedV-API-3SτὸtheT-NSNπλῆθος.crowd.N-NSN 8For the Sadducees say that there is no resurrection, neither angel, nor spirit: but the Pharisees confess both. ΣαδδουκαῖοιSadduceesN-NPM-TμὲνindeedPRTγὰρforCONJλέγουσινsayV-PAI-3PμὴnotPRT-Nεἶναιthere to beV-PANἀνάστασινresurrectionN-ASFμήτεneither [to be]CONJ-NἄγγελονangelN-ASMμήτεnor [to be]CONJ-Nπνεῦμα,spirit;N-ASNΦαρισαῖοιPhariseesN-NPM-TδὲhoweverCONJὁμολογοῦσινconfessV-PAI-3Pτὰ<the>T-APNἀμφότερα.both.A-APN 9And there arose a great cry: and the scribes that were of the Pharisees’ part arose, and strove, saying, We find no evil in this man: but if a spirit or an angel hath spoken to him, let us not fight against God. ἐγένετοAroseV-2ADI-3SδὲthenCONJκραυγὴa clamorN-NSFμεγάλη,great;A-NSFκαὶandCONJἀναστάντεςhaving risen upV-2AAP-NPMτινὲςsomeX-NPMτῶνof theT-GPMγραμματέωνscribesN-GPMτοῦof theT-GSNμέρουςpartyN-GSNτῶνof theT-GPMΦαρισαίωνPhariseesN-GPM-Tδιεμάχοντοthey were contendingV-INI-3Pλέγοντες·saying;V-PAP-NPMΟὐδὲνNo [thing]A-ASNκακὸνevilA-ASNεὑρίσκομενwe findV-PAI-1PἐνinPREPτῷ<the>T-DSMἀνθρώπῳmanN-DSMτούτῳ·this;D-DSMεἰWhat ifCONDδὲnowCONJπνεῦμαa spiritN-NSNἐλάλησενhas spokenV-AAI-3Sαὐτῷto himP-DSMἢorCONJἄγγελος—an angelN-NSM 10And when there arose a great dissension, the chief captain, fearing lest Paul should have been pulled in pieces of them, commanded the soldiers to go down, and to take him by force from among them, and to bring him into the castle. πολλῆςgreatA-GSFδὲthenCONJγινομένηςis becomingV-PNP-GSFστάσεωςdissension,N-GSFφοβηθεὶςhaving fearedV-AOP-NSMὁtheT-NSMχιλίαρχοςcommanderN-NSMμὴlestPRT-Nδιασπασθῇmay be torn to piecesV-APS-3Sὁ<the>T-NSMΠαῦλοςPaulN-NSM-Pὑπ’byPREPαὐτῶνthemP-GPMἐκέλευσενhe commandedV-AAI-3SτὸtheT-ASNστράτευμαtroopN-ASNκαταβὰνhaving gone downV-2AAP-ASNἁρπάσαιto take by forceV-AANαὐτὸνhimP-ASMἐκfromPREPμέσουmidstA-GSNαὐτῶν,of them,P-GPMἄγεινto bring [him]V-PANτεthenCONJεἰςintoPREPτὴνtheT-ASFπαρεμβολήν.barracks.N-ASF 11And the night following the Lord stood by him, and said, Be of good cheer, Paul: for as thou hast testified of me in Jerusalem, so must thou bear witness also at Rome. Τῇ<the>T-DSFδὲButCONJἐπιούσῃon the followingV-PAP-DSFνυκτὶnightN-DSFἐπιστὰςhaving stood byV-2AAP-NSMαὐτῷhimP-DSMὁtheT-NSMκύριοςLordN-NSM-Tεἶπεν·said;V-2AAI-3SΘάρσει,Take courageV-PAM-2SὡςasPRTγὰρforCONJδιεμαρτύρωyou have fully testifiedV-ADI-2Sτὰ<the>T-APNπερὶaboutPREPἐμοῦMeS-1SGSNεἰςatPREPἸερουσαλὴμJerusalem,N-ASF-LοὕτωthusADVσεyouP-2ASδεῖit behoovesV-PAI-3SκαὶalsoCONJεἰςinPREPῬώμηνRomeN-ASF-Lμαρτυρῆσαι.to testify.V-AAN 12And when it was day, certain of the Jews banded together, and bound themselves under a curse, saying that they would neither eat nor drink till they had killed Paul. ΓενομένηςWhen it was becomingV-2ADP-GSFδὲthenCONJἡμέραςdayN-GSFποιήσαντεςhaving madeV-AAP-NPMσυστροφὴνa conspiracyN-ASFοἱtheT-NPMἸουδαῖοιJewsN-NPM-PGἀνεθεμάτισανput under an oathV-AAI-3PἑαυτοὺςthemselvesF-3APMλέγοντεςdeclaringV-PAP-NPMμήτεneitherCONJ-Nφαγεῖνto eatV-AANμήτεnorCONJ-Nπιεῖνto drinkV-2AANἕωςuntilPREPοὗthatR-GSMἀποκτείνωσινthey may killV-AAS-3Pτὸν<the>T-ASMΠαῦλον.Paul.N-ASM-P 13And they were more than forty which had made this conspiracy. ἦσανThere wereV-IAI-3PδὲnowCONJπλείουςmoreA-NPM-Cτεσσεράκονταthan fortyA-NUIοἱ<the>T-NPMταύτηνthisD-ASFτὴν<the>T-ASFσυνωμοσίανplotN-ASFποιησάμενοι·having made;V-AMP-NPM 14And they came to the chief priests and elders, and said, We have bound ourselves under a great curse, that we will eat nothing until we have slain Paul. οἵτινεςwhoR-NPMπροσελθόντεςhaving comeV-2AAP-NPMτοῖςto theT-DPMἀρχιερεῦσινchief priestsN-DPMκαὶandCONJτοῖςto theT-DPMπρεσβυτέροιςeldersN-DPMεἶπαν·said;V-2AAI-3PἈναθέματιWith an oathN-DSNἀνεθεματίσαμενwe have boundV-AAI-1PἑαυτοὺςourselvesF-1APMμηδενὸςnothingA-GSNγεύσασθαιto eatV-ADNἕωςuntilPREPοὗthatR-GSMἀποκτείνωμενwe may killV-PAS-1Pτὸν<the>T-ASMΠαῦλον.Paul.N-ASM-P 15Now therefore ye with the council signify to the chief captain that he bring him down unto you to morrow, as though ye would enquire something more perfectly concerning him: and we, or ever he come near, are ready to kill him. νῦνNowADVοὖνthereforeCONJὑμεῖςyou yourselvesP-2NPἐμφανίσατεdo make a reportV-AAM-2Pτῷto theT-DSMχιλιάρχῳcommanderN-DSMσὺνalong withPREPτῷtheT-DSNσυνεδρίῳCouncil,N-DSNὅπωςso thatCONJκαταγάγῃhe may bring downV-2AAS-3SαὐτὸνhimP-ASMεἰςtoPREPὑμᾶςyouP-2APὡςasPRTμέλλονταςbeing aboutV-PAP-APMδιαγινώσκεινto examineV-PANἀκριβέστερονmore earnestlyA-ASN-Cτὰthe [things]T-APNπερὶaboutPREPαὐτοῦ·him;P-GSMἡμεῖςwe ourselvesP-1NPδὲthenCONJπρὸbeforePREPτοῦ<the>T-GSNἐγγίσαιdrawing nearV-AANαὐτὸνof himP-ASMἕτοιμοίreadyA-NPMἐσμενwe areV-PAI-1Pτοῦ<the>T-GSNἀνελεῖνto executeV-2AANαὐτόν.him.P-ASM 16And when Paul’s sister’s son heard of their lying in wait, he went and entered into the castle, and told Paul. ἈκούσαςHaving heardV-AAP-NSMδὲhoweverCONJὁtheT-NSMυἱὸςsonN-NSMτῆςof theT-GSFἀδελφῆςsisterN-GSFΠαύλουof PaulN-GSM-Pτὴνof theT-ASFἐνέδρανambush,N-ASFπαραγενόμενοςhaving come nearV-2ADP-NSMκαὶandCONJεἰσελθὼνhaving enteredV-2AAP-NSMεἰςintoPREPτὴνtheT-ASFπαρεμβολὴνbarracksN-ASFἀπήγγειλενhe reported [it]V-AAI-3Sτῷ<the>T-DSMΠαύλῳ.to Paul.N-DSM-P 17Then Paul called one of the centurions unto him, and said, Bring this young man unto the chief captain: for he hath a certain thing to tell him. προσκαλεσάμενοςHaving called to [him]V-ADP-NSMδὲthenCONJὁ<the>T-NSMΠαῦλοςPaulN-NSM-PἕναoneA-ASMτῶνof theT-GPMἑκατονταρχῶνcenturionsN-GPMἔφη·he was saying;V-IAI-3SΤὸν<the>T-ASMνεανίανyoung manN-ASMτοῦτονthisD-ASMἄπαγεπρὸςtoPREPτὸνtheT-ASMχιλίαρχον,commander;N-ASMἔχειhe hasV-PAI-3SγὰρforCONJἀπαγγεῖλαίto reportV-AANτιsomethingX-ASNαὐτῷ.to him.P-DSM 18So he took him, and brought him to the chief captain, and said, Paul the prisoner called me unto him, and prayed me to bring this young man unto thee, who hath something to say unto thee. ὁThe [one]T-NSMμὲνindeedPRTοὖνthereforeCONJπαραλαβὼνhaving takenV-2AAP-NSMαὐτὸνhimP-ASMἤγαγενhe brought [him]V-2AAI-3SπρὸςtoPREPτὸνtheT-ASMχιλίαρχονcommanderN-ASMκαὶandCONJφησίν·he says;V-PAI-3SὉTheT-NSMδέσμιοςprisonerN-NSMΠαῦλοςPaulN-NSM-Pπροσκαλεσάμενόςhaving called toV-ADP-NSMμεmeP-1ASἠρώτησενhe asked [me]V-AAI-3SτοῦτονthisD-ASMτὸν<the>T-ASMνεανίανἀγαγεῖνto leadV-2AANπρὸςtoPREPσέ,youP-2ASἔχοντάhavingV-PAP-ASMτιsomethingX-ASNλαλῆσαίto sayV-AANσοι.to you.P-2DS 19Then the chief captain took him by the hand, and went with him aside privately, and asked him, What is that thou hast to tell me? ἐπιλαβόμενοςHaving taken holdV-2ADP-NSMδὲthenCONJτῆςof theT-GSFχειρὸςhandN-GSFαὐτοῦof himP-GSMὁtheT-NSMχιλίαρχοςcommanderN-NSMκαὶandCONJἀναχωρήσαςhaving withdrawnV-AAP-NSMκατ’inPREPἰδίανprivateA-ASFἐπυνθάνετο·he was inquiring:V-INI-3SΤίWhatI-NSNἐστινis itV-PAI-3SὃthatR-ASNἔχειςyou haveV-PAI-2Sἀπαγγεῖλαίto reportV-AANμοι;to me?P-1DS 20And he said, The Jews have agreed to desire thee that thou wouldest bring down Paul to morrow into the council, as though they would enquire somewhat of him more perfectly. εἶπενHe saidV-2AAI-3SδὲthenCONJὅτιthatCONJΟἱTheT-NPMἸουδαῖοιJewsN-NPM-PGσυνέθεντοhave agreedV-2AMI-3Pτοῦ<the>T-GSNἐρωτῆσαίto askV-AANσεyouP-2ASὅπωςthatCONJαὔριονtomorrowADVτὸν<the>T-ASMΠαῦλονPaulN-ASM-Pκαταγάγῃςyou may bring downV-2AAS-2SεἰςintoPREPτὸtheT-ASNσυνέδριονCouncilN-ASNὡςasPRTμέλλονit being aboutV-PAP-NSNτιsomethingX-ASNἀκριβέστερονmore earnestlyADV-Cπυνθάνεσθαιto inquireV-PNNπερὶaboutPREPαὐτοῦ·him.P-GSM 21But do not thou yield unto them: for there lie in wait for him of them more than forty men, which have bound themselves with an oath, that they will neither eat nor drink till they have killed him: and now are they ready, looking for a promise from thee. σὺYou yourselfP-2NSοὖνthereforeCONJμὴnotPRT-Nπεισθῇςmay be persuadedV-APS-2Sαὐτοῖς,by them,P-DPMἐνεδρεύουσινLie in waitV-PAI-3PγὰρindeedCONJαὐτὸνfor himP-ASMἐξofPREPαὐτῶνthemP-GPMἄνδρεςmenN-NPMπλείουςmoreA-NPM-Cτεσσεράκοντα,than forty,A-NUIοἵτινεςwhoR-NPMἀνεθεμάτισανwas put under an oathV-AAI-3PἑαυτοὺςthemselvesF-3APMμήτεneitherCONJ-Nφαγεῖνto eatV-AANμήτεnorCONJ-Nπιεῖνto drinkV-2AANἕωςuntilPREPοὗthatR-GSMἀνέλωσινthey may executeV-2AAS-3Pαὐτόν,himP-ASMκαὶandCONJνῦνnowADVεἰσινthey areV-PAI-3PἕτοιμοιreadyA-NPMπροσδεχόμενοιawaitingV-PNP-NPMτὴνtheT-ASFἀπὸfromPREPσοῦyouP-2GSἐπαγγελίαν.promise.N-ASF 22So the chief captain then let the young man depart, and charged him, See thou tell no man that thou hast shewed these things to me. ὁ<the>T-NSMμὲνIndeedPRTοὖνthereforeCONJχιλίαρχος[the] commanderN-NSMἀπέλυσεdismissedV-AAI-3SτὸνtheT-ASMνεανίσκονyoung manN-ASMπαραγγείλαςhaving instructed [him]V-AAP-NSMμηδενὶNo oneA-DSMἐκλαλῆσαιto tellV-AANὅτιthatCONJταῦταthese thingsD-APNἐνεφάνισαςyou reportedV-AAI-2SπρὸςtoPREPἐμέ.me.P-1AS 23And he called unto him two centurions, saying, Make ready two hundred soldiers to go to Cæsarea, and horsemen threescore and ten, and spearmen two hundred, at the third hour of the night; ΚαὶAndCONJπροσκαλεσάμενόςhaving called to [him]V-ADP-NSMτιναςcertainX-APMδύοtwoA-NUIτῶνof theT-GPMἑκατονταρχῶνcenturionsN-GPMεἶπεν·he said;V-2AAI-3SἙτοιμάσατεdo prepareV-AAM-2PστρατιώταςsoldiersN-APMδιακοσίουςtwo hundredA-APMὅπωςso thatCONJπορευθῶσινthey may goV-AOS-3Pἕωςas far asPREPΚαισαρείας,CaesareaN-GSF-LκαὶandCONJἱππεῖςhorsemenN-APMἑβδομήκονταseventyA-NUIκαὶandCONJδεξιολάβουςspearmenN-APMδιακοσίους,two hundredA-APMἀπὸforPREPτρίτης[the] thirdA-GSFὥραςhourN-GSFτῆςof theT-GSFνυκτός,night,N-GSF 24And provide them beasts, that they may set Paul on, and bring him safe unto Felix the governor. κτήνηMountsN-APNτεthenCONJπαραστῆσαιprovidingV-2AANἵναso thatCONJἐπιβιβάσαντεςhaving set upon [them]V-AAP-NPMτὸν<the>T-ASMΠαῦλονPaulN-ASM-Pδιασώσωσιthey may bring [him] safelyV-AAS-3PπρὸςtoPREPΦήλικαFelixN-ASM-PτὸνtheT-ASMἡγεμόνα,governor;N-ASM 25And he wrote a letter after this manner: γράψαςhaving writtenV-AAP-NSMἐπιστολὴνa letterN-ASFἔχουσανhavingV-PAP-ASFτὸν<the>T-ASMτύπονformN-ASMτοῦτον·this:D-ASM 26Claudius Lysias unto the most excellent governor Felix sendeth greeting. ΚλαύδιοςClaudiusN-NSM-PΛυσίαςLysiasN-NSM-PτῷTo theT-DSMκρατίστῳmost excellentA-DSMἡγεμόνιgovernorN-DSMΦήλικιFelixN-DSM-Pχαίρειν.Greeting.V-PAN 27This man was taken of the Jews, and should have been killed of them: then came I with an army, and rescued him, having understood that he was a Roman. τὸν<the>T-ASMἄνδραmanN-ASMτοῦτονthisD-ASMσυλλημφθένταhaving been seizedV-APP-ASMὑπὸbyPREPτῶνtheT-GPMἸουδαίωνJewsN-GPM-PGκαὶandCONJμέλλονταbeing aboutV-PAP-ASMἀναιρεῖσθαιto be executedV-PPNὑπ’byPREPαὐτῶνthem,P-GPMἐπιστὰςhaving come upV-2AAP-NSMσὺνwithPREPτῷtheT-DSNστρατεύματιtroopN-DSNἐξειλάμην,I rescuedV-2AMI-1Sμαθὼνhaving learnedV-2AAP-NSMὅτιthatCONJῬωμαῖόςa RomanN-NSM-LGἐστιν,he is;V-PAI-3S 28And when I would have known the cause wherefore they accused him, I brought him forth into their council: βουλόμενόςResolvingV-PMP-NSMτεthenCONJἐπιγνῶναιto knowV-2AANτὴνtheT-ASFαἰτίανchargeN-ASFδι’on account ofPREPἣνwhichR-ASFἐνεκάλουνthey were accusingV-IAI-3Pαὐτῷ,himP-DSMκατήγαγονI brought downV-2AAI-1SεἰςtoPREPτὸtheT-ASNσυνέδριονcouncilN-ASNαὐτῶν.of them;P-GPM 29Whom I perceived to be accused of questions of their law, but to have nothing laid to his charge worthy of death or of bonds. ὃνwhomR-ASMεὗρονI foundV-2AAI-1Sἐγκαλούμενονbeing accusedV-PPP-ASMπερὶconcerningPREPζητημάτωνquestionsN-GPNτοῦof theT-GSMνόμουlawN-GSMαὐτῶν,of them,P-GPMμηδὲνnotA-ASN-NδὲhoweverCONJἄξιον[of anything] worthyA-ASNθανάτουof deathN-GSMἢorCONJδεσμῶνof chainsN-GPMἔχονταhavingV-PAP-ASMἔγκλημα.accusation.N-ASN 30And when it was told me how that the Jews laid wait for the man, I sent straightway to thee, and gave commandment to his accusers also to say before thee what they had against him. Farewell. μηνυθείσηςWhen was being disclosedV-APP-GSFδέthenCONJμοιto meP-1DSἐπιβουλῆςa plot thatN-GSFεἰςagainstPREPτὸνtheT-ASMἄνδραmanN-ASMἔσεσθαιgoing to happenV-FDNἐξαυτῆςat onceADVἔπεμψαI sent [him]V-AAI-1SπρὸςtoPREPσέ,youP-2ASπαραγγείλαςhaving instructedV-AAP-NSMκαὶalsoCONJτοῖςto theT-DPMκατηγόροιςaccusersN-DPMλέγεινto speakV-PANπρὸςagainstPREPαὐτὸνhimP-ASMἐπὶbeforePREPσοῦ.you.P-2GS 31Then the soldiers, as it was commanded them, took Paul, and brought him by night to Antipatris. Οἱ<the>T-NPMμὲνIndeedPRTοὖνthereforeCONJστρατιῶται[the] soldiersN-NPMκατὰaccording toPREPτὸthatT-ASNδιατεταγμένονorderedV-RPP-ASNαὐτοῖςthemP-DPMἀναλαβόντεςhaving takenV-2AAP-NPMτὸν<the>T-ASMΠαῦλονPaulN-ASM-Pἤγαγονbrought [him]V-2AAI-3PδιὰthroughPREPνυκτὸςnightN-GSFεἰςtoPREPτὴν<the>T-ASFἈντιπατρίδα·Antipatris.N-ASF-L 32On the morrow they left the horsemen to go with him, and returned to the castle: τῇOn theT-DSFδὲnowCONJἐπαύριονnext dayADVἐάσαντεςhaving allowedV-AAP-NPMτοὺςtheT-APMἱππεῖςhorsemenN-APMἀπέρχεσθαιto goV-PNNσὺνwithPREPαὐτῷhimP-DSMὑπέστρεψανthey returnedV-AAI-3PεἰςtoPREPτὴνtheT-ASFπαρεμβολήν·barracks;N-ASF 33Who, when they came to Cæsarea, and delivered the epistle to the governor, presented Paul also before him. οἵτινεςwhoR-NPMεἰσελθόντεςhaving enteredV-2AAP-NPMεἰςintoPREPτὴν<the>T-ASFΚαισάρειανCaesareaN-ASF-LκαὶandCONJἀναδόντεςhaving deliveredV-2AAP-NPMτὴνtheT-ASFἐπιστολὴνletterN-ASFτῷto theT-DSMἡγεμόνιgovernorN-DSMπαρέστησανpresentedV-AAI-3PκαὶalsoCONJτὸν<the>T-ASMΠαῦλονPaulN-ASM-Pαὐτῷ.to him.P-DSM 34And when the governor had read the letter, he asked of what province he was. And when he understood that he was of Cilicia; ἀναγνοὺςHaving read [it]V-2AAP-NSMδὲthenCONJκαὶandCONJἐπερωτήσαςhaving askedV-AAP-NSMἐκfromPREPποίαςwhatI-GSFἐπαρχείαςprovinceN-GSFἐστὶνhe isV-PAI-3SκαὶandCONJπυθόμενοςhaving learnedV-2ADP-NSMὅτιthatCONJἀπὸfromPREPΚιλικίας,Cilicia [he is],N-GSF-L 35I will hear thee, said he, when thine accusers are also come. And he commanded him to be kept in Herod’s judgment hall. ΔιακούσομαίI will hear fullyV-FDI-1Sσου,you,P-2GSἔφη,he was saying,V-IAI-3SὅτανwhenCONJκαὶalsoCONJοἱtheT-NPMκατήγοροίaccusersN-NPMσουof youP-2GSπαραγένωνται·may have arrived.V-2ADS-3Pκελεύσαςhaving commandedV-AAP-NSMἐνinPREPτῷtheT-DSNπραιτωρίῳPraetoriumN-DSNτοῦ<the>T-GSMἩρῴδουof HerodN-GSM-Pφυλάσσεσθαιto be guardedV-PENαὐτόν.him.P-ASM