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OET-LV ACTs Chapter 23

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This OET (very) Literal Version was designed to be used as a view into the original language words, so as to be an aid to understanding the source text for the Readers’ Version, so you won’t get the best understanding from this single viewpoint. This is still an early look into the drafted text of the Open English Translation of the Bible. Please double-check the text in advance before using in public.

23 And the Paulos having_looked_intently at_the council said:
Men, brothers, I in_all conscience have_lived_as_citizen good to_ the _god until this the day.
2 And Ananias the chief_priest commanded to_the ones having_stood_by him, to_be_striking the mouth of_him.
3 Then the Paulos said to him:
- god is_going to_be_striking you, wall having_been_whitewashed.
And are_ you _sitting judging me according_to the law, and you_are_ violating_law _commanding me to_be_being_struck?
4 But the ones having_stood_by said:
Are_you_insulting the chief_priest of_ the _god?
5 And the Paulos was_saying:
I_had_ not _known, brothers, that he_is a_chief_priest, because/for it_has_been_written, that you_˓will˒_ not _be_speaking wrongly A_ruler of_the people of_you.
6 But the Paulos having_known that the one part is of_Saddoukaios_sect, but the the_other of_Farisaios_party, he_was_crying_out in the council:
Men, brothers, I am a_Farisaios_party_member, the_son of_Farisaios_party, I am_being_judged concerning the_hope and resurrection of_the_dead.
7 And of_him speaking this, a_dissension became between_the Farisaios_party and Saddoukaios_sect, and the multitude was_divided.
8 For/Because indeed the_Saddoukaios_sect are_saying to_be no resurrection, neither an_messenger, nor a_spirit, But the_Farisaios_party are_confessing which both.
9 And a_ great _clamour became, and some of_the scribes of_the side of_the Farisaios_party having_stood_up, they_were_contending saying:
We_are_finding nothing evil in the this man, and what if a_spirit spoke to_him, or an_messenger?
10 And becoming great, dissension, the commander having_been_afraid lest the Paulos may_be_torn_apart by them, commanded the army having_come_down, to_snatch him from midst of_them, and to_be_bringing him into the barracks.
11 But on_the following night, the master having_approached to_him, said:
Be_having_courage, because/for as you_testified the things about me at Hierousalaʸm/(Yərūshālayim), thus it_is_fitting you to_testify also at Ɽōmaʸ.
12 And it_having_become day, the Youdaiōns having_made a_disorderly_gathering, cursed themselves, saying neither to_eat nor to_drink, until of_which they_may_kill_off the Paulos.
13 And were more than forty the ones in_this having_made the conspiracy,
14 who having_approached to_the chief_priests and the elders said:
With_a_curse we_cursed ourselves, to_taste of_nothing until of_which we_may_kill_off the Paulos.
15 Therefore now you_all with the council report to_the commander, so_that he_may_bring_ him _down to you_all, as going to_be_investigating more_exactly the things concerning him, and we are ready to_kill him before the time him to_near, which.
16 But the son of_the sister of_Paulos having_heard, the ambush having_arrived, and having_come_in into the barracks, he_reported it to_ the _Paulos.
17 And the Paulos having_called_to one of_the centurions, he_was_saying, be_bringing_up this the young_man to the commander, because/for he_is_having something to_report to_him.
18 Therefore indeed the one having_taken him, brought him to the commander, and he_is_saying:
The prisoner, Paulos, having_called_to me, asked to_lead this the young_man to you, having something to_tell to_you.
19 And the commander having_taken_hold of_the hand of_him, and having_withdrawn by himself, he_was_inquiring:
What is it that you_are_having to_report to_me?
20 And he_said, that The Youdaiōns decided which to_ask you, so_that tomorrow you_may_bring_down the Paulos into the council, as going to_be_inquiring something more_exactly concerning him.
21 Therefore you may_ not _be_persuaded by_them, because/for forty of them men more are_lying_in_wait him, who cursed themselves neither to_eat nor to_drink, until of_which they_may_kill him, and now they_are ready, waiting_for the promise from you.
22 Therefore indeed the commander sent_away the young_man having_commanded:
To_tell to_no_one that you_reported these things to me.
23 And having_called_to some two of_the centurions, he_said:
Prepare two_hundred soldiers, so_that may_be_gone as_far_as Kaisareia, and seventy horsemen, and two_hundred spearmen for the_third hour of_the night.
24 And mounts to_present, in_order_that having_mounted the Paulos, they_may_bring_safely_through him to Faʸlix the governor,
25 having_written a_letter, having the this pattern:
26 Klaudios Lusias, to_be_greeting to_the most_excellent governor Faʸlix.
27 The this man having_been_captured by the Youdaiōns, and going to_be_being_killed by them, having_approached with their army, I_rescued him having_learned that he_is a_Ɽōmaios.
28 And wishing to_know the charge because_of which they_were_indicting against_him, I_brought_down him to the council of_them.
29 Whom I_found being_indicted concerning questions of_the law of_them, but nothing having indictment worthy of_death or of_bonds.
30 And having_been_divulged to_me of_a_plot going_to_be against the man, I_sent him immediately to you, having_ also _commanded to_the accusers them to_be_speaking before you.
31 Therefore indeed the soldiers according_to the thing having_been_directed to_them, having_taken_up the Paulos, brought him by night to the Antipatris.
32 But on_the day of_next, having_allowed the horsemen to_be_going_away with him, they_returned to the barracks,
33 who having_come_in into the Kaisareia, and having_delivered_up the letter to_the governor, they_ also _presented the Paulos to_him.
34 And having_read it, and having_asked of what province he_is, and having_learned that he_is from Kilikia,
35 he_was_saying I_will_be_thoroughly_hearing from_you:
whenever also the accusers of_you may_arrive, having_commanded for_him to_be_being_guarded in the residence_of_the_governor the of_Haʸrōdaʸs.
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