TR Concordance for Παῦλον

Now ^G1161 Paul ^G3972 and his companions ^G3588 G4012 put ^G321 out ^G321 to ^G321 sea ^G321 from Paphos ^G3974 and came ^G2064 to Perga ^G4011 in Pamphylia ^G3828; but John ^G2491 left ^G672 them and returned ^G5290 to Jerusalem ^G2414.

But Jews ^G2453 came ^G1904 from Antioch ^G490 and Iconium ^G2430, and having won ^G3982 over ^G3982 the crowds ^G3793, they stoned ^G3034 Paul ^G3972 and dragged ^G4951 him out of the city ^G4172, thinking ^G3543 that he was dead ^G2348.

But when her masters ^G2962 saw ^G3708 that their hope ^G1680 of profit ^G2039 was suddenly gone ^G1831, they seized ^G1949 Paul ^G3972 and Silas ^G4609 and dragged ^G1670 them into the marketplace ^G58 before ^G1909 the authorities ^G758,

The brothers ^G80 immediately ^G2112 sent ^G1599 Paul ^G3972 and Silas ^G4609 away ^G1599 by night ^G3571 to Berea ^G960, [fn]and when they arrived ^G3854, they went ^G549 into the synagogue ^G4864 of the Jews ^G2453.

Now ^G1161 it happened ^G1096 that while ^G1722 Apollos ^G625 was in Corinth ^G2882, Paul ^G3972 passed ^G1330 through ^G1330 the upper ^G510 country ^G3313 and came ^G2064 to Ephesus ^G2181, and found ^G2147 some ^G5100 disciples ^G3101.

But we went ^G4281 ahead ^G4281 to the ship ^G4143 and set ^G321 sail ^G321 for Assos ^G789, intending ^G3195 from ^G1564 there ^G1564 to take ^G353 Paul ^G3972 on board ^G353; for that ^G3779 was ^G3779 what ^G3779 he had arranged ^G1299, intending ^G3195 himself ^G846 to go ^G3978 [fn]by ^G3978 land ^G3978.

Now ^G1161 on the next ^G1887 day ^G1887, wanting ^G1014 to know ^G1097 for certain ^G804 why ^G5101 Paul had been accused ^G2723 by the Jews ^G2453, he released ^G3089 him and ordered ^G2753 the chief ^G749 priests ^G749 and all ^G3956 the [fn]Council ^G4892 to assemble ^G4905, and he brought ^G2609 Paul ^G3972 down ^G2609 and placed ^G2476 him before ^G1519 them.

When it was day ^G2250, the Jews ^G2453 formed ^G4160 a [fn]conspiracy ^G4963 and put ^G332 themselves ^G1438 under ^G332 an ^G332 [fn]oath ^G332, saying ^G3004 that they would neither ^G3383 eat ^G2068 nor ^G3383 drink ^G4095 until ^G2193 they had killed ^G615 Paul ^G3972.

So ^G3767 the soldiers ^G4757, in ^G2596 accordance ^G2596 with ^G2596 their orders ^G1299, took ^G353 Paul ^G3972 and brought ^G71 him by night ^G3571 to Antipatris ^G494.

After Festus had spent ^G1304 no ^G3756 more ^G4183 than eight ^G3638 or ^G2228 ten ^G1176 days ^G2250 among ^G1722 them, he went ^G2597 down ^G2597 to Caesarea ^G2542, and on the next ^G1887 day ^G1887 he took ^G2523 his seat ^G2523 on the tribunal ^G968 and ordered ^G2753 that Paul ^G3972 be brought ^G71.

Now ^G1161 Agrippa ^G67 said ^G5346 to Paul ^G3972, “You are permitted ^G2010 to speak ^G3004 for yourself ^G4572.” Then ^G5119 Paul ^G3972 extended ^G1614 his hand ^G5495 and proceeded to make ^G626 his defense ^G626:

Now ^G1161 when ^G5613 it was decided ^G2919 that we would sail ^G636 for Italy ^G2482, they proceeded to turn ^G3860 Paul ^G3972 and some ^G5100 other ^G2087 prisoners ^G1202 over ^G3860 to a centurion ^G1543 of the Augustan ^G4575 [fn]cohort ^G4686, named ^G3686 Julius ^G2457.

After ^G3326 three ^G5140 days ^G2250 [fn]Paul called ^G4779 together ^G4779 those ^G3588 who were the leading ^G4413 men ^G4413 of the Jews ^G2453, and when they came ^G4905 together ^G4905, he began saying ^G3004 to them, “Brothers ^G435 G80, though I had done ^G4160 nothing ^G3762 against ^G1727 our people ^G2992 or ^G2228 the customs ^G1485 of our [fn]fathers ^G3971, yet I was handed ^G3860 G5495 over ^G3860 to the Romans ^G4514 as a prisoner ^G1198 from Jerusalem ^G2414.