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Acts 23
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1
And
Paul,
earnestly
beholding
the
council,
said
,
Men
and
brethren,
I
have
lived
in
all
good
conscience
before
God
until
this
day.
2
And
the high
priest
Ananias
commanded
them that stood
by
him
to
smite
him
on the
mouth.
3
Then
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
?
4
And
they that stood
by
said
, Revilest
thou
God's
high
priest?
5
Then
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.
6
But
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
.
7
And
when
he
had
so
said
, there
arose
a
dissension
between the
Pharisees
and
the
Sadducees:
and
the
multitude
was
divided
.
8
For
the
Sadducees
say
that there
is
no
resurrection,
neither
angel,
nor
spirit:
but
the
Pharisees
confess
both.
9
And
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.
10
And
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.
11
And
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.
12
And
when it
was
day,
certain
of the
Jews
banded
together
*
, and
bound
themselves
under a
curse
,
a
saying
that they
would
neither
eat
nor
drink
till
they
had
killed
Paul.
13
And
they
were
more
than
forty
which
had
made
this
conspiracy.
14
And
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.
15
Now
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.
16
And
when
Paul's
sister's
son
heard
of their lying in
wait,
he
went
and
entered
into
the
castle,
and
told
Paul.
17
Then
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.
18
So
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
un
to
thee,
who
hath
something
to
say
unto
thee.
19
Then
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?
20
And
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.
21
But
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.
22
So
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.
23
And
he called
unto
him
two
centurions,
saying
, Make
ready
two
hundred
soldiers
to
go
to
Caesarea,
and
horsemen
threescore and
ten,
and
spearmen
two
hundred,
at
the
third
hour
of the
night;
24
And
provide
them
beasts,
that
they may
set
Paul
on
, and bring him
safe
unto
Felix
the
governor.
25
And he
wrote
a
letter
after
this
manner:
26
Claudius
Lysias
unto the most
excellent
governor
Felix
sendeth
greeting
.
27
This
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.
28
And
when
I
would
have
known
the
cause
wherefore
they
accused
him,
I
brought
him
forth
into
their
council:
29
Whom
I
perceived
to be
accused
of
questions
of
their
law,
but
to
have
nothing
laid to his
charge
worthy
of
death
or
of
bonds.
30
And
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
.
31
Then
the
soldiers,
as
it was
commanded
them,
took
Paul,
and
brought
him
by
night
to
Antipatris.
32
On
the
morrow
they
left
the
horsemen
to
go
with
him,
and
returned
to
the
castle:
33
Who,
when they
came
to
Caesarea,
and
delivered
the
epistle
to the
governor,
presented
Paul
also
before
him.
34
And
when the
governor
had
read
the
letter,
he
asked
of
what
province
he
was
.
And
when he
understood
that
he was
of
Cilicia;
35
I will
hear
thee,
said
he
,
when
thine
accusers
are
also
come
.
And
he
commanded
him
to be
kept
in
Herod's
judgment
hall.
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