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Acts 18:6
Acts 18:6
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Acts 18:6
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Acts 18:6
in
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Leviticus 20:12
12
And
if
a
man
lie
with
his
daughter
in
law,
both
of
them
shall
surely
be
put
to
death:
they
have
wrought
confusion;
their
blood
shall
be
upon
them.
2 Samuel 1:16
16
And
David
said
unto
him,
Thy
blood
be
upon
thy
head;
for
thy
mouth
hath
testified
against
thee,
saying,
I
have
slain
the
LORD'S
anointed.
Nehemiah 5:13
13
Also
I
shook
my
lap,
and
said,
So
God
shake
out
every
man
from
his
house,
and
from
his
labour,
that
performeth
not
this
promise,
even
thus
be
he
shaken
out,
and
emptied.
And
all
the
congregation
said,
Amen,
and
praised
the
LORD.
And
the
people
did
according
to
this
promise.
Ezekiel 3:19
19
Yet
if
thou
warn
the
wicked,
and
he
turn
not
from
his
wickedness,
nor
from
his
wicked
way,
he
shall
die
in
his
iniquity;
but
thou
hast
delivered
thy
soul.
Ezekiel 18:13
13
Hath
given
forth
upon
usury,
and
hath
taken
increase:
shall
he
then
live?
he
shall
not
live:
he
hath
done
all
these
abominations;
he
shall
surely
die;
his
blood
shall
be
upon
him.
Ezekiel 33:9
9
Nevertheless,
if
thou
warn
the
wicked
of
his
way
to
turn
from
it;
if
he
do
not
turn
from
his
way,
he
shall
die
in
his
iniquity;
but
thou
hast
delivered
thy
soul.
Matthew 10:14
14
And
whosoever
shall
not
receive
you,
nor
hear
your
words,
when
ye
depart
out
of
that
house
or
city,
shake
off
the
dust
of
your
feet.
Acts 13:51
51
But
they
shook
off
the
dust
of
their
feet
against
them,
and
came
unto
Iconium.
Acts 20:26
26
Wherefore
I
take
you
to
record
this
day,
that
I
am
pure
from
the
blood
of
all
men.
Acts 28:1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31
1
And
when
they
were
escaped,
then
they
knew
that
the
island
was
called
Melita.
2
And
the
barbarous
people
shewed
us
no
little
kindness:
for
they
kindled
a
fire,
and
received
us
every
one,
because
of
the
present
rain,
and
because
of
the
cold.
3
And
when
Paul
had
gathered
a
bundle
of
sticks,
and
laid
them
on
the
fire,
there
came
a
viper
out
of
the
heat,
and
fastened
on
his
hand.
4
And
when
the
barbarians
saw
the
venomous
beast
hang
on
his
hand,
they
said
among
themselves,
No
doubt
this
man
is
a
murderer,
whom,
though
he
hath
escaped
the
sea,
yet
vengeance
suffereth
not
to
live.
5
And
he
shook
off
the
beast
into
the
fire,
and
felt
no
harm.
6
Howbeit
they
looked
when
he
should
have
swollen,
or
fallen
down
dead
suddenly:
but
after
they
had
looked
a
great
while,
and
saw
no
harm
come
to
him,
they
changed
their
minds,
and
said
that
he
was
a
god.
7
In
the
same
quarters
were
possessions
of
the
chief
man
of
the
island,
whose
name
was
Publius;
who
received
us,
and
lodged
us
three
days
courteously.
8
And
it
came
to
pass,
that
the
father
of
Publius
lay
sick
of
a
fever
and
of
a
bloody
flux:
to
whom
Paul
entered
in,
and
prayed,
and
laid
his
hands
on
him,
and
healed
him.
9
So
when
this
was
done,
others
also,
which
had
diseases
in
the
island,
came,
and
were
healed:
10
Who
also
honoured
us
with
many
honours;
and
when
we
departed,
they
laded
us
with
such
things
as
were
necessary.
11
And
after
three
months
we
departed
in
a
ship
of
Alexandria,
which
had
wintered
in
the
isle,
whose
sign
was
Castor
and
Pollux.
12
And
landing
at
Syracuse,
we
tarried
there
three
days.
13
And
from
thence
we
fetched
a
compass,
and
came
to
Rhegium:
and
after
one
day
the
south
wind
blew,
and
we
came
the
next
day
to
Puteoli:
14
Where
we
found
brethren,
and
were
desired
to
tarry
with
them
seven
days:
and
so
we
went
toward
Rome.
15
And
from
thence,
when
the
brethren
heard
of
us,
they
came
to
meet
us
as
far
as
Appii
forum,
and
The
three
taverns:
whom
when
Paul
saw,
he
thanked
God,
and
took
courage.
16
And
when
we
came
to
Rome,
the
centurion
delivered
the
prisoners
to
the
captain
of
the
guard:
but
Paul
was
suffered
to
dwell
by
himself
with
a
soldier
that
kept
him.
17
And
it
came
to
pass,
that
after
three
days
Paul
called
the
chief
of
the
Jews
together:
and
when
they
were
come
together,
he
said
unto
them,
Men
and
brethren,
though
I
have
committed
nothing
against
the
people,
or
customs
of
our
fathers,
yet
was
I
delivered
prisoner
from
Jerusalem
into
the
hands
of
the
Romans.
18
Who,
when
they
had
examined
me,
would
have
let
me
go,
because
there
was
no
cause
of
death
in
me.
19
But
when
the
Jews
spake
against
it,
I
was
constrained
to
appeal
unto
Caesar;
not
that
I
had
ought
to
accuse
my
nation
of.
20
For
this
cause
therefore
have
I
called
for
you,
to
see
you,
and
to
speak
with
you:
because
that
for
the
hope
of
Israel
I
am
bound
with
this
chain.
21
And
they
said
unto
him,
We
neither
received
letters
out
of
Judaea
concerning
thee,
neither
any
of
the
brethren
that
came
shewed
or
spake
any
harm
of
thee.
22
But
we
desire
to
hear
of
thee
what
thou
thinkest:
for
as
concerning
this
sect,
we
know
that
every
where
it
is
spoken
against.
23
And
when
they
had
appointed
him
a
day,
there
came
many
to
him
into
his
lodging;
to
whom
he
expounded
and
testified
the
kingdom
of
God,
persuading
them
concerning
Jesus,
both
out
of
the
law
of
Moses,
and
out
of
the
prophets,
from
morning
till
evening.
24
And
some
believed
the
things
which
were
spoken,
and
some
believed
not.
25
And
when
they
agreed
not
among
themselves,
they
departed,
after
that
Paul
had
spoken
one
word,
Well
spake
the
Holy
Ghost
by
Esaias
the
prophet
unto
our
fathers,
26
Saying,
Go
unto
this
people,
and
say,
Hearing
ye
shall
hear,
and
shall
not
understand;
and
seeing
ye
shall
see,
and
not
perceive:
27
For
the
heart
of
this
people
is
waxed
gross,
and
their
ears
are
dull
of
hearing,
and
their
eyes
have
they
closed;
lest
they
should
see
with
their
eyes,
and
hear
with
their
ears,
and
understand
with
their
heart,
and
should
be
converted,
and
I
should
heal
them.
28
Be
it
known
therefore
unto
you,
that
the
salvation
of
God
is
sent
unto
the
Gentiles,
and
that
they
will
hear
it.
29
And
when
he
had
said
these
words,
the
Jews
departed,
and
had
great
reasoning
among
themselves.
30
And
Paul
dwelt
two
whole
years
in
his
own
hired
house,
and
received
all
that
came
in
unto
him,
31
Preaching
the
kingdom
of
God,
and
teaching
those
things
which
concern
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ,
with
all
confidence,
no
man
forbidding
him.
Bible Language Cross References for the verse
Acts 18:6
in
KJVP
Bible Language Cross References for the verse
Acts 18:6
in
YLT
Leviticus 20:12
12
`And
a
man
who
lieth
with
his
daughter-in-law
--
both
of
them
are
certainly
put
to
death;
confusion
they
have
made;
their
blood
is
on
them.
2 Samuel 1:16
16
and
David
saith
unto
him,
`Thy
blood
is
on
thine
own
head,
for
thy
mouth
hath
testified
against
thee,
saying,
I
--
I
put
to
death
the
anointed
of
Jehovah.`
Nehemiah 5:13
13
also,
my
lap
I
have
shaken,
and
I
say,
`Thus
doth
God
shake
out
every
man,
who
doth
not
perform
this
thing,
from
his
house,
and
from
his
labour;
yea,
thus
is
he
shaken
out
and
empty;`
and
all
the
assembly
say,
`Amen,`
and
praise
Jehovah;
and
the
people
do
according
to
this
thing.
Ezekiel 3:19
19
And
thou,
because
thou
hast
warned
the
wicked,
and
he
hath
not
turned
back
from
his
wickedness,
and
from
his
wicked
way,
he
in
his
iniquity
dieth,
and
thou
thy
soul
hast
delivered.
Ezekiel 18:13
13
In
usury
he
hath
given,
and
increase
taken,
And
he
liveth:
he
doth
not
live,
All
these
abominations
he
hath
done,
He
doth
surely
die,
his
blood
is
on
him.
Ezekiel 33:9
9
And
thou,
when
thou
hast
warned
the
wicked
of
his
way,
to
turn
back
from
it,
And
he
hath
not
turned
back
from
his
way,
He
in
his
iniquity
doth
die,
And
thou
thy
soul
hast
delivered.
Matthew 10:14
14
`And
whoever
may
not
receive
you
nor
hear
your
words,
coming
forth
from
that
house
or
city,
shake
off
the
dust
of
your
feet,
Acts 13:51
51
and
they
having
shaken
off
the
dust
of
their
feet
against
them,
came
to
Iconium,
Acts 20:26
26
wherefore
I
take
you
to
witness
this
day,
that
I
am
clear
from
the
blood
of
all,
Acts 28:1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31
1
And
having
been
saved,
then
they
knew
that
the
island
is
called
Melita,
2
and
the
foreigners
were
shewing
us
no
ordinary
kindness,
for
having
kindled
a
fire,
they
received
us
all,
because
of
the
pressing
rain,
and
because
of
the
cold;
3
but
Paul
having
gathered
together
a
quantity
of
sticks,
and
having
laid
them
upon
the
fire,
a
viper
--
out
of
the
heat
having
come
--
did
fasten
on
his
hand.
4
And
when
the
foreigners
saw
the
beast
hanging
from
his
hand,
they
said
unto
one
another,
`Certainly
this
man
is
a
murderer,
whom,
having
been
saved
out
of
the
sea,
the
justice
did
not
suffer
to
live;`
5
he
then,
indeed,
having
shaken
off
the
beast
into
the
fire,
suffered
no
evil,
6
and
they
were
expecting
him
to
be
about
to
be
inflamed,
or
to
fall
down
suddenly
dead,
and
they,
expecting
it
a
long
time,
and
seeing
nothing
uncommon
happening
to
him,
changing
their
minds,
said
he
was
a
god.
7
And
in
the
neighbourhood
of
that
place
were
lands
of
the
principal
man
of
the
island,
by
name
Publius,
who,
having
received
us,
three
days
did
courteously
lodge
us
;
8
and
it
came
to
pass,
the
father
of
Publius
with
feverish
heats
and
dysentery
pressed,
was
laid,
unto
whom
Paul
having
entered,
and
having
prayed,
having
laid
his
hands
on
him,
healed
him;
9
this,
therefore,
being
done,
the
others
also
in
the
island
having
infirmities
were
coming
and
were
healed;
10
who
also
with
many
honours
did
honour
us,
and
we
setting
sail
--
they
were
lading
us
with
the
things
that
were
necessary.
11
And
after
three
months,
we
set
sail
in
a
ship
(that
had
wintered
in
the
isle)
of
Alexandria,
with
the
sign
Dioscuri,
12
and
having
landed
at
Syracuse,
we
remained
three
days,
13
thence
having
gone
round,
we
came
to
Rhegium,
and
after
one
day,
a
south
wind
having
sprung
up,
the
second
day
we
came
to
Puteoli;
14
where,
having
found
brethren,
we
were
called
upon
to
remain
with
them
seven
days,
and
thus
to
Rome
we
came;
15
and
thence,
the
brethren
having
heard
the
things
concerning
us,
came
forth
to
meet
us,
unto
Appii
Forum,
and
Three
Taverns
--
whom
Paul
having
seen,
having
given
thanks
to
God,
took
courage.
16
And
when
we
came
to
Rome,
the
centurion
delivered
up
the
prisoners
to
the
captain
of
the
barrack,
but
Paul
was
suffered
to
remain
by
himself,
with
the
soldier
guarding
him.
17
And
it
came
to
pass
after
three
days,
Paul
called
together
those
who
are
the
principal
men
of
the
Jews,
and
they
having
come
together,
he
said
unto
them:
`Men,
brethren,
I
--
having
done
nothing
contrary
to
the
people,
or
to
the
customs
of
the
fathers
--
a
prisoner
from
Jerusalem,
was
delivered
up
to
the
hands
of
the
Romans;
18
who,
having
examined
me,
were
wishing
to
release
me
,
because
of
their
being
no
cause
of
death
in
me,
19
and
the
Jews
having
spoken
against
it
,
I
was
constrained
to
appeal
unto
Caesar
--
not
as
having
anything
to
accuse
my
nation
of;
20
for
this
cause,
therefore,
I
called
for
you
to
see
and
to
speak
with
you
,
for
because
of
the
hope
of
Israel
with
this
chain
I
am
bound.`
21
And
they
said
unto
him,
`We
did
neither
receive
letters
concerning
thee
from
Judea,
nor
did
any
one
who
came
of
the
brethren
declare
or
speak
any
evil
concerning
thee,
22
and
we
think
it
good
from
thee
to
hear
what
thou
dost
think,
for,
indeed,
concerning
this
sect
it
is
known
to
us
that
everywhere
it
is
spoken
against;`
23
and
having
appointed
him
a
day,
they
came,
more
of
them
unto
him,
to
the
lodging,
to
whom
he
was
expounding,
testifying
fully
the
reign
of
God,
persuading
them
also
of
the
things
concerning
Jesus,
both
from
the
law
of
Moses,
and
the
prophets,
from
morning
till
evening,
24
and,
some,
indeed,
were
believing
the
things
spoken,
and
some
were
not
believing.
25
And
not
being
agreed
with
one
another,
they
were
going
away,
Paul
having
spoken
one
word
--
`Well
did
the
Holy
Spirit
speak
through
Isaiah
the
prophet
unto
our
fathers,
26
saying,
Go
on
unto
this
people
and
say,
With
hearing
ye
shall
hear,
and
ye
shall
not
understand,
and
seeing
ye
shall
see,
and
ye
shall
not
perceive,
27
for
made
gross
was
the
heart
of
this
people,
and
with
the
ears
they
heard
heavily,
and
their
eyes
they
did
close,
lest
they
may
see
with
the
eyes,
and
with
the
heart
may
understand,
and
be
turned
back,
and
I
may
heal
them.
28
`Be
it
known,
therefore,
to
you,
that
to
the
nations
was
sent
the
salvation
of
God,
these
also
will
hear
it;`
29
and
he
having
said
these
things,
the
Jews
went
away,
having
much
disputation
among
themselves;
30
and
Paul
remained
an
entire
two
years
in
his
own
hired
house
,
and
was
receiving
all
those
coming
in
unto
him,
31
preaching
the
reign
of
God,
and
teaching
the
things
concerning
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
with
all
boldness
--
unforbidden.
Bible Language Cross References for the verse
Acts 18:6
in
ASV
Leviticus 20:12
12
And
if
a
man
lie
with
his
daughter-in-law,
both
of
them
shall
surely
be
put
to
death:
they
have
wrought
confusion;
their
blood
shall
be
upon
them.
2 Samuel 1:16
16
And
David
said
unto
him,
Thy
blood
be
upon
thy
head;
for
thy
mouth
hath
testified
against
thee,
saying,
I
have
slain
Jehovahs
anointed.
Nehemiah 5:13
13
Also
I
shook
out
my
lap,
and
said,
So
God
shake
out
every
man
from
his
house,
and
from
his
labor,
that
performeth
not
this
promise;
even
thus
be
he
shaken
out,
and
emptied.
And
all
the
assembly
said,
Amen,
and
praised
Jehovah.
And
the
people
did
according
to
this
promise.
Ezekiel 3:19
19
Yet
if
thou
warn
the
wicked,
and
he
turn
not
from
his
wickedness,
nor
from
his
wicked
way,
he
shall
die
in
his
iniquity;
but
thou
hast
delivered
thy
soul.
Ezekiel 18:13
13
hath
given
forth
upon
interest,
and
hath
taken
increase;
shall
he
then
live?
he
shall
not
live:
he
hath
done
all
these
abominations;
he
shall
surely
die;
his
blood
shall
be
upon
him.
Ezekiel 33:9
9
Nevertheless,
if
thou
warn
the
wicked
of
his
way
to
turn
from
it,
and
he
turn
not
from
his
way;
he
shall
die
in
his
iniquity,
but
thou
hast
delivered
thy
soul.
Matthew 10:14
14
And
whosoever
shall
not
receive
you,
nor
hear
your
words,
as
ye
go
forth
out
of
that
house
or
that
city,
shake
off
the
dust
of
your
feet.
Acts 13:51
51
But
they
shook
off
the
dust
of
their
feet
against
them,
and
came
unto
Iconium.
Acts 20:26
26
Wherefore
I
testify
unto
you
this
day,
that
I
am
pure
from
the
blood
of
all
men.
Acts 28:1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31
1
And
when
we
were
escaped,
then
we
knew
that
the
island
was
called
Melita.
2
And
the
barbarians
showed
us
no
common
kindness;
for
they
kindled
a
fire,
and
received
us
all,
because
of
the
present
rain,
and
because
of
the
cold.
3
But
when
Paul
had
gathered
a
bundle
of
sticks
and
laid
them
on
the
fire,
a
viper
came
out
by
reason
of
the
heat,
and
fastened
on
his
hand.
4
And
when
the
barbarians
saw
the
venomous
creature
hanging
from
his
hand,
they
said
one
to
another,
No
doubt
this
man
is
a
murderer,
whom,
though
he
hath
escaped
from
the
sea,
yet
Justice
hath
not
suffered
to
live.
5
Howbeit
he
shook
off
the
creature
into
the
fire,
and
took
no
harm.
6
But
they
expected
that
he
would
have
swollen,
or
fallen
down
dead
suddenly:
but
when
they
were
long
in
expectation
and
beheld
nothing
amiss
came
to
him,
they
changed
their
minds,
and
said
that
he
was
a
god.
7
Now
in
the
neighborhood
of
that
place
were
lands
belonging
to
the
chief
man
of
the
island,
named
Publius,
who
received
us,
and
entertained
us
three
days
courteously.
8
And
it
was
so,
that
the
father
of
Publius
lay
sick
of
fever
and
dysentery:
unto
whom
Paul
entered
in,
and
prayed,
and
laying
his
hands
on
him
healed
him.
9
And
when
this
was
done,
the
rest
also
that
had
diseases
in
the
island
came,
and
were
cured:
10
who
also
honored
us
with
many
honors;
and
when
we
sailed,
they
put
on
board
such
things
as
we
needed.
11
And
after
three
months
we
set
sail
in
a
ship
of
Alexandria
which
had
wintered
in
the
island,
whose
sign
was
The
Twin
Brothers.
12
And
touching
at
Syracuse,
we
tarried
there
three
days.
13
And
from
thence
we
made
a
circuit,
and
arrived
at
Rhegium:
and
after
one
day
a
south
wind
sprang
up,
and
on
the
second
day
we
came
to
Puteoli;
14
where
we
found
brethren,
and
were
entreated
to
tarry
with
them
seven
days:
and
so
we
came
to
Rome.
15
And
from
thence
the
brethren,
when
they
heard
of
us,
came
to
meet
us
as
far
as
The
Market
of
Appius
and
The
Three
Taverns;
whom
when
Paul
saw,
he
thanked
God,
and
took
courage.
16
And
when
we
entered
into
Rome,
Paul
was
suffered
to
abide
by
himself
with
the
soldier
that
guarded
him.
17
And
it
came
to
pass,
that
after
three
days
he
called
together
those
that
were
the
chief
of
the
Jews:
and
when
they
were
come
together,
he
said
unto
them,
I,
brethren,
though
I
had
done
nothing
against
the
people,
or
the
customs
of
our
fathers,
yet
was
delivered
prisoner
from
Jerusalem
into
the
hands
of
the
Romans:
18
who,
when
they
had
examined
me,
desired
to
set
me
at
liberty,
because
there
was
no
cause
of
death
in
me.
19
But
when
the
Jews
spake
against
it,
I
was
constrained
to
appeal
unto
Caesar;
not
that
I
had
aught
whereof
to
accuse
my
nation.
20
For
this
cause
therefore
did
I
entreat
you
to
see
and
to
speak
with
me:
for
because
of
the
hope
of
Israel
I
am
bound
with
this
chain.
21
And
they
said
unto
him,
We
neither
received
letters
from
Judaea
concerning
thee,
nor
did
any
of
the
brethren
come
hither
and
report
or
speak
any
harm
of
thee.
22
But
we
desire
to
hear
of
thee
what
thou
thinkest:
for
as
concerning
this
sect,
it
is
known
to
us
that
everywhere
it
is
spoken
against.
23
And
when
they
had
appointed
him
a
day,
they
came
to
him
into
his
lodging
in
great
number;
to
whom
he
expounded
the
matter,
testifying
the
kingdom
of
God,
and
persuading
them
concerning
Jesus,
both
from
the
law
of
Moses
and
from
the
prophets,
from
morning
till
evening.
24
And
some
believed
the
things
which
were
spoken,
and
some
disbelieved.
25
And
when
they
agreed
not
among
themselves,
they
departed
after
that
Paul
had
spoken
one
word,
Well
spake
the
Holy
Spirit
through
Isaiah
the
prophet
unto
your
fathers,
26
saying,
Go
thou
unto
this
people,
and
say,
By
hearing
ye
shall
hear,
and
shall
in
no
wise
understand;
And
seeing
ye
shall
see,
and
shall
in
no
wise
perceive:
27
For
this
peoples
heart
is
waxed
gross,
And
their
ears
are
dull
of
hearing,
And
their
eyes
they
have
closed;
Lest,
haply
they
should
perceive
with
their
eyes,
And
hear
with
their
ears,
And
understand
with
their
heart,
And
should
turn
again,
And
I
should
heal
them.
28
Be
it
known
therefore
unto
you,
that
this
salvation
of
God
is
sent
unto
the
Gentiles:
they
will
also
hear.
29
And
when
he
had
said
these
words,
the
Jews
departed,
having
much
disputing
among
themselves.
30
And
he
abode
two
whole
years
in
his
own
hired
dwelling,
and
received
all
that
went
in
unto
him,
31
preaching
the
kingdom
of
God,
and
teaching
the
things
concerning
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
with
all
boldness,
none
forbidding
him.
Bible Language Cross References for the verse
Acts 18:6
in
WEB
Leviticus 20:12
12
"'If
a
man
lies
with
his
daughter-in-law,
both
of
them
shall
surely
be
put
to
death:
they
have
committed
a
perversion;
their
blood
shall
be
upon
them.
2 Samuel 1:16
16
David
said
to
him,
Your
blood
be
on
your
head;
for
your
mouth
has
testified
against
you,
saying,
I
have
slain
Yahweh's
anointed.
Nehemiah 5:13
13
Also
I
shook
out
my
lap,
and
said,
So
God
shake
out
every
man
from
his
house,
and
from
his
labor,
that
doesn't
perform
this
promise;
even
thus
be
he
shaken
out,
and
emptied.
All
the
assembly
said,
Amen,
and
praised
Yahweh.
The
people
did
according
to
this
promise.
Ezekiel 3:19
19
Yet
if
you
warn
the
wicked,
and
he
doesn't
turn
from
his
wickedness,
nor
from
his
wicked
way,
he
shall
die
in
his
iniquity;
but
you
have
delivered
your
soul.
Ezekiel 18:13
13
has
given
forth
on
interest,
and
has
taken
increase;
shall
he
then
live?
he
shall
not
live:
he
has
done
all
these
abominations;
he
shall
surely
die;
his
blood
shall
be
on
him.
Ezekiel 33:9
9
Nevertheless,
if
you
warn
the
wicked
of
his
way
to
turn
from
it,
and
he
doesn't
turn
from
his
way;
he
shall
die
in
his
iniquity,
but
you
have
delivered
your
soul.
Matthew 10:14
14
Whoever
doesn't
receive
you,
nor
hear
your
words,
as
you
go
out
of
that
house
or
that
city,
shake
off
the
dust
from
your
feet.
Acts 13:51
51
But
they
shook
off
the
dust
of
their
feet
against
them,
and
came
to
Iconium.
Acts 20:26
26
Therefore
I
testify
to
you
this
day
that
I
am
clean
from
the
blood
of
all
men,
Acts 28:1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31
1
When
we
had
escaped,
then
they
learned
that
the
island
was
called
Malta.
2
The
natives
showed
us
uncommon
kindness;
for
they
kindled
a
fire,
and
received
us
all,
because
of
the
present
rain,
and
because
of
the
cold.
3
But
when
Paul
had
gathered
a
bundle
of
sticks
and
laid
them
on
the
fire,
a
viper
came
out
because
of
the
heat,
and
fastened
on
his
hand.
4
When
the
natives
saw
the
creature
hanging
from
his
hand,
they
said
one
to
another,
"No
doubt
this
man
is
a
murderer,
whom,
though
he
has
escaped
from
the
sea,
yet
Justice
has
not
allowed
to
live."
5
However
he
shook
off
the
creature
into
the
fire,
and
wasn't
harmed.
6
But
they
expected
that
he
would
have
swollen
or
fallen
down
dead
suddenly,
but
when
they
watched
for
a
long
time
and
saw
nothing
bad
happen
to
him,
they
changed
their
minds,
and
said
that
he
was
a
god.
7
Now
in
the
neighborhood
of
that
place
were
lands
belonging
to
the
chief
man
of
the
island,
named
Publius,
who
received
us,
and
courteously
entertained
us
for
three
days.
8
It
happened
that
the
father
of
Publius
lay
sick
of
fever
and
dysentery.
Paul
entered
in
to
him,
prayed,
and
laying
his
hands
on
him,
healed
him.
9
Then
when
this
was
done,
the
rest
also
who
had
diseases
in
the
island
came,
and
were
cured.
10
They
also
honored
us
with
many
honors,
and
when
we
sailed,
they
put
on
board
the
things
that
we
needed.
11
After
three
months,
we
set
sail
in
a
ship
of
Alexandria
which
had
wintered
in
the
island,
whose
sign
was
"The
Twin
Brothers."
12
Touching
at
Syracuse,
we
stayed
there
three
days.
13
From
there
we
circled
around
and
arrived
at
Rhegium.
After
one
day,
a
south
wind
sprang
up,
and
on
the
second
day
we
came
to
Puteoli,
14
where
we
found
brothers,
and
were
entreated
to
stay
with
them
for
seven
days.
So
we
came
to
Rome.
15
From
there
the
brothers,
when
they
heard
of
us,
came
to
meet
us
as
far
as
The
Market
of
Appius
and
The
Three
Taverns.
When
Paul
saw
them,
he
thanked
God,
and
took
courage.
16
When
we
entered
into
Rome,
the
centurion
delivered
the
prisoners
to
the
captain
of
the
guard,
but
Paul
was
allowed
to
stay
by
himself
with
the
soldier
who
guarded
him.
17
It
happened
that
after
three
days
Paul
called
together
those
who
were
the
leaders
of
the
Jews.
When
they
had
come
together,
he
said
to
them,
"I,
brothers,
though
I
had
done
nothing
against
the
people,
or
the
customs
of
our
fathers,
still
was
delivered
prisoner
from
Jerusalem
into
the
hands
of
the
Romans,
18
who,
when
they
had
examined
me,
desired
to
set
me
free,
because
there
was
no
cause
of
death
in
me.
19
But
when
the
Jews
spoke
against
it,
I
was
constrained
to
appeal
to
Caesar,
not
that
I
had
anything
about
which
to
accuse
my
nation.
20
For
this
cause
therefore
I
asked
to
see
you
and
to
speak
with
you.
For
because
of
the
hope
of
Israel
I
am
bound
with
this
chain."
21
They
said
to
him,
"We
neither
received
letters
from
Judea
concerning
you,
nor
did
any
of
the
brothers
come
here
and
report
or
speak
any
evil
of
you.
22
But
we
desire
to
hear
from
you
what
you
think.
For,
as
concerning
this
sect,
it
is
known
to
us
that
everywhere
it
is
spoken
against."
23
When
they
had
appointed
him
a
day,
many
people
came
to
him
at
his
lodging.
He
explained
to
them,
testifying
about
the
Kingdom
of
God,
and
persuading
them
concerning
Jesus,
both
from
the
law
of
Moses
and
from
the
prophets,
from
morning
until
evening.
24
Some
believed
the
things
which
were
spoken,
and
some
disbelieved.
25
When
they
didn't
agree
among
themselves,
they
departed
after
Paul
had
spoken
one
word,
"The
Holy
Spirit
spoke
rightly
through
Isaiah,
the
prophet,
to
our
fathers,
26
saying,
'Go
to
this
people,
and
say,
In
hearing,
you
will
hear,
But
will
in
no
way
understand.
In
seeing,
you
will
see,
But
will
in
no
way
perceive.
27
For
this
people's
heart
has
grown
callous.
Their
ears
are
dull
of
hearing.
Their
eyes
they
have
closed.
Lest
they
should
see
with
their
eyes,
Hear
with
their
ears,
Understand
with
their
heart,
And
would
turn
again,
And
I
would
heal
them.'
28
"Be
it
known
therefore
to
you,
that
the
salvation
of
God
is
sent
to
the
Gentiles.
They
will
also
listen."
29
When
he
had
said
these
words,
the
Jews
departed,
having
a
great
dispute
among
themselves.
30
Paul
stayed
two
whole
years
in
his
own
rented
house,
and
received
all
who
were
coming
to
him,
31
preaching
the
Kingdom
of
God,
and
teaching
the
things
concerning
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
with
all
boldness,
without
hinderance.
Bible Language Cross References for the verse
Acts 18:6
in
RV
Leviticus 20:12
12
And
if
a
man
lie
with
his
daughter
in
law,
both
of
them
shall
surely
be
put
to
death:
they
have
wrought
confusion;
their
blood
shall
be
upon
them.
2 Samuel 1:16
16
And
David
said
unto
him,
Thy
blood
be
upon
thy
head;
for
thy
mouth
hath
testified
against
thee,
saying,
I
have
slain
the
LORD�S
anointed.
Nehemiah 5:13
13
Also
I
shook
out
my
lap,
and
said,
So
God
shake
out
every
man
from
his
house,
and
from
his
labour,
that
performeth
not
this
promise;
even
thus
be
he
shaken
out,
and
emptied.
And
all
the
congregation
said,
Amen,
and
praised
the
LORD.
And
the
people
did
according
to
this
promise.
Ezekiel 3:19
19
Yet
if
thou
warn
the
wicked,
and
he
turn
not
from
his
wickedness,
nor
from
his
wicked
way,
he
shall
die
in
his
iniquity;
but
thou
hast
delivered
thy
soul.
Ezekiel 18:13
13
hath
given
forth
upon
usury,
and
hath
taken
increase:
shall
he
then
live?
he
shall
not
live:
he
hath
done
all
these
abominations:
he
shall
surely
die;
his
blood
shall
be
upon
him.
Ezekiel 33:9
9
Nevertheless,
if
thou
warn
the
wicked
of
his
way
to
turn
from
it,
and
he
turn
not
from
his
way;
he
shall
die
in
his
iniquity,
but
thou
hast
delivered
thy
soul.
Matthew 10:14
14
And
whosoever
shall
not
receive
you,
nor
hear
your
words,
as
ye
go
forth
out
of
that
house
or
that
city,
shake
off
the
dust
of
your
feet.
Acts 13:51
51
But
they
shook
off
the
dust
of
their
feet
against
them,
and
came
unto
Iconium.
Acts 20:26
26
Wherefore
I
testify
unto
you
this
day,
that
I
am
pure
from
the
blood
of
all
men.
Acts 28:1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31
1
And
when
we
were
escaped,
then
we
knew
that
the
island
was
called
Melita.
2
And
the
barbarians
shewed
us
no
common
kindness:
for
they
kindled
a
fire,
and
received
us
all,
because
of
the
present
rain,
and
because
of
the
cold.
3
But
when
Paul
had
gathered
a
bundle
of
sticks,
and
laid
them
on
the
fire,
a
viper
came
out
by
reason
of
the
heat,
and
fastened
on
his
hand.
4
And
when
the
barbarians
saw
the
beast
hanging
from
his
hand,
they
said
one
to
another,
No
doubt
this
man
is
a
murderer,
whom,
though
he
hath
escaped
from
the
sea,
yet
Justice
hath
not
suffered
to
live.
5
Howbeit
he
shook
off
the
beast
into
the
fire,
and
took
no
harm.
6
But
they
expected
that
he
would
have
swollen,
or
fallen
down
dead
suddenly:
but
when
they
were
long
in
expectation,
and
beheld
nothing
amiss
came
to
him,
they
changed
their
minds,
and
said
that
he
was
a
god.
7
Now
in
the
neighbourhood
of
that
place
were
lands
belonging
to
the
chief
man
of
the
island,
named
Publius;
who
received
us,
and
entertained
us
three
days
courteously.
8
And
it
was
so,
that
the
father
of
Publius
lay
sick
of
fever
and
dysentery:
unto
whom
Paul
entered
in,
and
prayed,
and
laying
his
hands
on
him
healed
him.
9
And
when
this
was
done,
the
rest
also
which
had
diseases
in
the
island
came,
and
were
cured:
10
who
also
honoured
us
with
many
honours;
and
when
we
sailed,
they
put
on
board
such
things
as
we
needed.
11
And
after
three
months
we
set
sail
in
a
ship
of
Alexandria,
which
had
wintered
in
the
island,
whose
sign
was
The
Twin
Brothers.
12
And
touching
at
Syracuse,
we
tarried
there
three
days.
13
And
from
thence
we
made
a
circuit,
and
arrived
at
Rhegium:
and
after
one
day
a
south
wind
sprang
up,
and
on
the
second
day
we
came
to
Puteoli:
14
where
we
found
brethren,
and
were
entreated
to
tarry
with
them
seven
days:
and
so
we
came
to
Rome.
15
And
from
thence
the
brethren,
when
they
heard
of
us,
came
to
meet
us
as
far
as
The
Market
of
Appius,
and
The
Three
Taverns:
whom
when
Paul
saw,
he
thanked
God,
and
took
courage.
16
And
when
we
entered
into
Rome,
Paul
was
suffered
to
abide
by
himself
with
the
soldier
that
guarded
him.
17
And
it
came
to
pass,
that
after
three
days
he
called
together
those
that
were
the
chief
of
the
Jews:
and
when
they
were
come
together,
he
said
unto
them,
I,
brethren,
though
I
had
done
nothing
against
the
people,
or
the
customs
of
our
fathers,
yet
was
delivered
prisoner
from
Jerusalem
into
the
hands
of
the
Romans:
18
who,
when
they
had
examined
me,
desired
to
set
me
at
liberty,
because
there
was
no
cause
of
death
in
me.
19
But
when
the
Jews
spake
against
it,
I
was
constrained
to
appeal
unto
Caesar;
not
that
I
had
aught
to
accuse
my
nation
of.
20
For
this
cause
therefore
did
I
entreat
you
to
see
and
to
speak
with
{cf15i
me}:
for
because
of
the
hope
of
Israel
I
am
bound
with
this
chain.
21
And
they
said
unto
him,
We
neither
received
letters
from
Judaea
concerning
thee,
nor
did
any
of
the
brethren
come
hither
and
report
or
speak
any
harm
of
thee.
22
But
we
desire
to
hear
of
thee
what
thou
thinkest:
for
as
concerning
this
sect,
it
is
known
to
us
that
everywhere
it
is
spoken
against.
23
And
when
they
had
appointed
him
a
day,
they
came
to
him
into
his
lodging
in
great
number;
to
whom
he
expounded
{cf15i
the
matter},
testifying
the
kingdom
of
God,
and
persuading
them
concerning
Jesus,
both
from
the
law
of
Moses
and
from
the
prophets,
from
morning
till
evening.
24
And
some
believed
the
things
which
were
spoken,
and
some
disbelieved.
25
And
when
they
agreed
not
among
themselves,
they
departed,
after
that
Paul
had
spoken
one
word,
Well
spake
the
Holy
Ghost
by
Isaiah
the
prophet
unto
your
fathers,
26
saying,
Go
thou
unto
this
people,
and
say,
By
hearing
ye
shall
hear,
and
shall
in
no
wise
understand;
And
seeing
ye
shall
see,
and
shall
in
no
wise
perceive:
27
For
this
people�s
heart
is
waxed
gross,
And
their
ears
are
dull
of
hearing,
And
their
eyes
they
have
closed;
Lest
haply
they
should
perceive
with
their
eyes,
And
hear
with
their
ears,
And
understand
with
their
heart,
And
should
turn
again,
And
I
should
heal
them.
28
Be
it
known
therefore
unto
you,
that
this
salvation
of
God
is
sent
unto
the
Gentiles:
they
will
also
hear.
29
vnumber="29"/>
30
And
he
abode
two
whole
years
in
his
own
hired
dwelling,
and
received
all
that
went
in
unto
him,
31
preaching
the
kingdom
of
God,
and
teaching
the
things
concerning
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
with
all
boldness,
none
forbidding
him.
Bible Language Cross References for the verse
Acts 18:6
in
NET
Leviticus 20:12
12
If
a
man
has
sexual
intercourse
with
his
daughter-in-law,
both
of
them
must
be
put
to
death.
They
have
committed
perversion;
their
blood
guilt
is
on
themselves.
2 Samuel 1:16
16
David
said
to
him,
"Your
blood
be
on
your
own
head!
Your
own
mouth
has
testified
against
you,
saying
'I
have
put
the
LORD's
anointed
to
death.'"
Nehemiah 5:13
13
I
also
shook
out
my
garment,
and
I
said,
"In
this
way
may
God
shake
out
from
his
house
and
his
property
every
person
who
does
not
carry
out
this
matter.
In
this
way
may
he
be
shaken
out
and
emptied!"
All
the
assembly
replied,
"So
be
it!"
and
they
praised
the
LORD.
Then
the
people
did
as
they
had
promised.
Ezekiel 3:19
19
But
as
for
you,
if
you
warn
the
wicked
and
he
does
not
turn
from
his
wicked
deed
and
from
his
wicked
lifestyle,
he
will
die
for
his
iniquity
but
you
will
have
saved
your
own
life.
Ezekiel 18:13
13
engages
in
usury
and
charges
interest.
Will
he
live?
He
will
not!
Because
he
has
done
all
these
abominable
deeds
he
will
certainly
die.
He
will
bear
the
responsibility
for
his
own
death.
Ezekiel 33:9
9
But
if
you
warn
the
wicked
man
to
change
his
behavior,
and
he
refuses
to
change,
he
will
die
for
his
iniquity,
but
you
have
saved
your
own
life.
Matthew 10:14
14
And
if
anyone
will
not
welcome
you
or
listen
to
your
message,
shake
the
dust
off
your
feet
as
you
leave
that
house
or
that
town.
Acts 13:51
51
So
after
they
shook
the
dust
off
their
feet
in
protest
against
them,
they
went
to
Iconium.
Acts 20:26
26
Therefore
I
declare
to
you
today
that
I
am
innocent
of
the
blood
of
you
all.
Acts 28:1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31
1
After
we
had
safely
reached
shore,
we
learned
that
the
island
was
called
Malta.
2
The
local
inhabitants
showed
us
extraordinary
kindness,
for
they
built
a
fire
and
welcomed
us
all
because
it
had
started
to
rain
and
was
cold.
3
When
Paul
had
gathered
a
bundle
of
brushwood
and
was
putting
it
on
the
fire,
a
viper
came
out
because
of
the
heat
and
fastened
itself
on
his
hand.
4
When
the
local
people
saw
the
creature
hanging
from
Paul's
hand,
they
said
to
one
another,
"No
doubt
this
man
is
a
murderer!
Although
he
has
escaped
from
the
sea,
Justice
herself
has
not
allowed
him
to
live!"
5
However,
Paul
shook
the
creature
off
into
the
fire
and
suffered
no
harm.
6
But
they
were
expecting
that
he
was
going
to
swell
up
or
suddenly
drop
dead.
So
after
they
had
waited
a
long
time
and
had
seen
nothing
unusual
happen
to
him,
they
changed
their
minds
and
said
he
was
a
god.
7
Now
in
the
region
around
that
place
were
fields
belonging
to
the
chief
official
of
the
island,
named
Publius,
who
welcomed
us
and
entertained
us
hospitably
as
guests
for
three
days.
8
The
father
of
Publius
lay
sick
in
bed,
suffering
from
fever
and
dysentery.
Paul
went
in
to
see
him
and
after
praying,
placed
his
hands
on
him
and
healed
him.
9
After
this
had
happened,
many
of
the
people
on
the
island
who
were
sick
also
came
and
were
healed.
10
They
also
bestowed
many
honors,
and
when
we
were
preparing
to
sail,
they
gave
us
all
the
supplies
we
needed.
11
After
three
months
we
put
out
to
sea
in
an
Alexandrian
ship
that
had
wintered
at
the
island
and
had
the
"Heavenly
Twins"
as
its
figurehead.
12
We
put
in
at
Syracuse
and
stayed
there
three
days.
13
From
there
we
cast
off
and
arrived
at
Rhegium,
and
after
one
day
a
south
wind
sprang
up
and
on
the
second
day
we
came
to
Puteoli.
14
There
we
found
some
brothers
and
were
invited
to
stay
with
them
seven
days.
And
in
this
way
we
came
to
Rome.
15
The
brothers
from
there,
when
they
heard
about
us,
came
as
far
as
the
Forum
of
Appius
and
Three
Taverns
to
meet
us.
When
he
saw
them,
Paul
thanked
God
and
took
courage.
16
When
we
entered
Rome,
Paul
was
allowed
to
live
by
himself,
with
the
soldier
who
was
guarding
him.
17
After
three
days
Paul
called
the
local
Jewish
leaders
together.
When
they
had
assembled,
he
said
to
them,
"Brothers,
although
I
had
done
nothing
against
our
people
or
the
customs
of
our
ancestors,
from
Jerusalem
I
was
handed
over
as
a
prisoner
to
the
Romans.
18
When
they
had
heard
my
case,
they
wanted
to
release
me,
because
there
was
no
basis
for
a
death
sentence
against
me.
19
But
when
the
Jews
objected,
I
was
forced
to
appeal
to
Caesar�
not
that
I
had
some
charge
to
bring
against
my
own
people.
20
So
for
this
reason
I
have
asked
to
see
you
and
speak
with
you,
for
I
am
bound
with
this
chain
because
of
the
hope
of
Israel."
21
They
replied,
"We
have
received
no
letters
from
Judea
about
you,
nor
have
any
of
the
brothers
come
from
there
and
reported
or
said
anything
bad
about
you.
22
But
we
would
like
to
hear
from
you
what
you
think,
for
regarding
this
sect
we
know
that
people
everywhere
speak
against
it."
23
They
set
a
day
to
meet
with
him,
and
they
came
to
him
where
he
was
staying
in
even
greater
numbers.
From
morning
until
evening
he
explained
things
to
them,
testifying
about
the
kingdom
of
God
and
trying
to
convince
them
about
Jesus
from
both
the
law
of
Moses
and
the
prophets.
24
Some
were
convinced
by
what
he
said,
but
others
refused
to
believe.
25
So
they
began
to
leave,
unable
to
agree
among
themselves,
after
Paul
made
one
last
statement:
"The
Holy
Spirit
spoke
rightly
to
your
ancestors
through
the
prophet
Isaiah
26
when
he
said,
'Go
to
this
people
and
say,
"You
will
keep
on
hearing,
but
will
never
understand,
and
you
will
keep
on
looking,
but
will
never
perceive.
27
For
the
heart
of
this
people
has
become
dull,
and
their
ears
are
hard
of
hearing,
and
they
have
closed
their
eyes,
so
that
they
would
not
see
with
their
eyes
and
hear
with
their
ears
and
understand
with
their
heart
and
turn,
and
I
would
heal
them."'
28
"Therefore
be
advised
that
this
salvation
from
God
has
been
sent
to
the
Gentiles;
they
will
listen!"
29
vnumber="29">
30
Paul
lived
there
two
whole
years
in
his
own
rented
quarters
and
welcomed
all
who
came
to
him,
31
proclaiming
the
kingdom
of
God
and
teaching
about
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
with
complete
boldness
and
without
restriction.
Bible Language Cross References for the verse
Acts 18:6
in
ERVEN
Leviticus 20:12
12
"If
a
man
has
sexual
relations
with
his
daughter-in-law,
both
of
them
must
be
put
to
death.
They
have
done
a
very
bad
sexual
sin!
They
are
responsible
for
their
own
death.
2 Samuel 1:16
16
vnumber="16">
Nehemiah 5:13
13
Then
I
shook
out
the
folds
of
my
clothes.
I
said,
"God
will
do
the
same
thing
to
everyone
who
does
not
keep
their
promise.
God
will
shake
them
out
of
their
houses
and
they
will
lose
everything
they
worked
for.
They
will
lose
everything!"
I
finished
saying
these
things
and
all
the
people
agreed.
They
all
said,
"Amen"
and
praised
the
Lord.
So
the
people
did
as
they
had
promised.
Ezekiel 3:19
19
"If
you
warn
them
and
tell
them
to
change
their
lives
and
stop
doing
evil,
but
they
refuse
to
listen,
they
will
die
because
they
sinned.
But
since
you
warned
them,
you
will
have
saved
your
own
life.
Ezekiel 18:13
13
He
lends
money
to
people
who
need
it,
but
he
forces
them
to
pay
interest
on
the
loan.
The
evil
son
will
not
be
allowed
to
live.
He
will
be
put
to
death
because
he
did
such
terrible
things,
and
he
will
be
responsible
for
his
own
death.
Ezekiel 33:9
9
But
if
you
do
warn
the
evil
people
to
change
their
lives
and
stop
sinning,
and
if
they
refuse
to
stop,
they
will
die
because
they
sinned.
But
you
have
saved
your
life.
Matthew 10:14
14
And
if
the
people
in
a
home
or
a
town
refuse
to
welcome
you
or
listen
to
you,
then
leave
that
place
and
shake
the
dust
off
your
feet.
Acts 13:51
51
So
Paul
and
Barnabas
shook
the
dust
off
their
feet.
Then
they
went
to
the
city
of
Iconium.
Acts 20:26
26
So
today
I
can
tell
you
one
thing
that
I
am
sure
of:
God
will
not
blame
me
if
some
of
you
are
not
saved.
Acts 28:1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31
1
When
we
were
safe
on
land,
we
learned
that
the
island
was
called
Malta.
2
The
people
who
lived
there
were
very
good
to
us.
It
was
raining
and
very
cold,
so
they
built
a
fire
and
welcomed
all
of
us.
3
Paul
gathered
a
pile
of
sticks
for
the
fire.
He
was
putting
the
sticks
on
the
fire,
and
a
poisonous
snake
came
out
because
of
the
heat
and
bit
him
on
the
hand.
4
When
the
people
living
on
the
island
saw
the
snake
hanging
from
his
hand,
they
said,
"This
man
must
be
a
murderer!
He
did
not
die
in
the
sea,
but
Justice
does
not
want
him
to
live."
5
But
Paul
shook
the
snake
off
into
the
fire
and
was
not
hurt.
6
The
people
thought
he
would
swell
up
or
fall
down
dead.
They
waited
and
watched
him
for
a
long
time,
but
nothing
bad
happened
to
him.
So
they
changed
their
opinion.
They
said,
"He
is
a
god!"
7
There
were
some
fields
around
that
same
area.
They
were
owned
by
a
man
named
Publius,
the
most
important
Roman
official
on
the
island.
He
welcomed
us
into
his
home
and
was
very
good
to
us.
We
stayed
in
his
house
for
three
days.
8
Publius'
father
was
very
sick.
He
had
a
fever
and
dysentery,
but
Paul
went
to
him
and
prayed
for
him.
He
laid
his
hands
on
the
man
and
healed
him.
9
After
this
happened,
all
the
other
sick
people
on
the
island
came
to
Paul,
and
he
healed
them
too.
10
The
people
on
the
island
gave
us
many
honors.
And
after
we
had
been
there
three
months
and
were
ready
to
leave,
they
provided
us
everything
we
needed
for
our
trip.
We
got
on
a
ship
from
Alexandria
that
had
stayed
on
the
island
of
Malta
during
the
winter.
On
the
front
of
the
ship
was
the
sign
for
the
twin
gods.
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12
We
stopped
at
the
city
of
Syracuse.
We
stayed
there
three
days
and
then
left.
13
We
came
to
the
city
of
Rhegium.
The
next
day
a
wind
began
to
blow
from
the
southwest,
so
we
were
able
to
leave.
A
day
later
we
came
to
the
city
of
Puteoli.
14
We
found
some
believers
there,
who
asked
us
to
stay
with
them
a
week.
Finally,
we
came
to
Rome.
15
The
brothers
and
sisters
in
Rome
heard
about
us
and
came
out
to
meet
us
at
the
Market
of
Appius
and
at
the
Three
Inns.
When
Paul
saw
these
believers,
he
thanked
God
and
felt
encouraged.
16
When
we
came
to
Rome,
Paul
was
allowed
to
live
alone.
But
a
soldier
stayed
with
him
to
guard
him.
17
Three
days
later
Paul
sent
for
some
of
the
most
important
Jews.
When
they
came
together,
he
said,
"My
brothers,
I
have
done
nothing
against
our
people
or
against
the
customs
of
our
fathers.
But
I
was
arrested
in
Jerusalem
and
handed
over
to
the
Romans.
18
They
asked
me
many
questions,
but
they
could
not
find
any
reason
why
I
should
be
put
to
death.
So
they
wanted
to
let
me
go
free.
19
But
the
Jews
there
did
not
want
that.
So
I
had
to
ask
to
come
to
Rome
to
have
my
trial
before
Caesar.
That
doesn't
mean
I
am
accusing
my
people
of
doing
anything
wrong.
20
That
is
why
I
wanted
to
see
you
and
talk
with
you.
I
am
bound
with
this
chain
because
I
believe
in
the
hope
of
Israel.
"
21
The
Jews
answered
Paul,
"We
have
received
no
letters
from
Judea
about
you.
None
of
our
Jewish
brothers
who
have
traveled
from
there
brought
news
about
you
or
told
us
anything
bad
about
you.
22
We
want
to
hear
your
ideas.
We
know
that
people
everywhere
are
speaking
against
this
new
group."
23
Paul
and
the
Jews
chose
a
day
for
a
meeting.
On
that
day
many
more
of
these
Jews
met
with
Paul
at
his
house.
He
spoke
to
them
all
day
long,
explaining
God's
kingdom
to
them.
He
used
the
Law
of
Moses
and
the
writings
of
the
prophets
to
persuade
them
to
believe
in
Jesus.
24
Some
of
the
Jews
believed
what
he
said,
but
others
did
not
believe.
25
They
had
an
argument
among
themselves
and
were
ready
to
leave.
But
Paul
said
one
more
thing
to
them:
"The
Holy
Spirit
spoke
the
truth
to
your
fathers
through
Isaiah
the
prophet.
He
said,
26
'Go
to
this
people
and
tell
them:
You
will
listen
and
you
will
hear,
but
you
will
not
understand.
You
will
look
and
you
will
see,
but
you
will
not
understand
what
you
see.
27
Yes,
the
minds
of
these
people
are
now
closed.
They
have
ears,
but
they
don't
listen.
They
have
eyes,
but
they
refuse
to
see.
If
their
minds
were
not
closed,
they
might
see
with
their
eyes;
they
might
hear
with
their
ears;
they
might
understand
with
their
minds.
Then
they
might
turn
back
to
me
and
be
healed.'
28
"I
want
you
Jews
to
know
that
God
has
sent
his
salvation
to
the
non-Jewish
people.
They
will
listen!"
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30
Paul
stayed
two
full
years
in
his
own
rented
house.
He
welcomed
all
the
people
who
came
and
visited
him.
31
He
told
them
about
God's
kingdom
and
taught
them
about
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ.
He
was
very
bold,
and
no
one
tried
to
stop
him
from
speaking.
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