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OET-LV ACTs Chapter 25

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25 Therefore Faʸstos having _set _foot _in in _the province after three, days went _up to Hierousalaʸm/(Yərūshālayim) from Kaisareia.
2 And the chief _priests and the leaders of _the Youdaiōns reported to _him against the Paulos, and they _were _imploring him, 3 requesting a_favour against him, so _that he _may _send _for him to Hierousalaʸm (making an_ambush to _kill him on the way).
4 Therefore indeed which Faʸstos answered, the Paulos to _be _being _kept in Kaisareia, and himself to _be _going in quickness to _be _going _out.
5 Therefore the powerful ones among you _all:
he _is _saying, having _gone _down _with, if anything perverse is in the man, them _let _be _accusing against _him.
6 And having _stayed among them not more eight or ten days, having _come _down to Kaisareia, on _the day of _next having _sat _down on the tribunal, he _commanded the Paulos to _be _brought.
7 And of _him having _arrived, the Youdaiōns having _come _down from Hierousalaʸm stood _around him, bringing _against many and heavy charges, which they _were_ not _able to _demonstrate, 8 of_ the _Paulos defending, that I _sinned neither against the law of _the Youdaiōns, nor against the temple, nor anything against Kaisar.
9 But the Faʸstos wanting to _grant favour with _the Youdaiōns, answering to_ the _Paulos he _said:
Are _you _willing to having _gone _up Hierousalaʸm/(Yərūshālayim) concerning these things to _be _judged there before me?
10 But the Paulos said:
Before the tribunal of _Kaisar having _stood I _am, where it _is _fitting me to _be _being _judged.
I _have _done_ nothing _wrong To_the_Youdaiōns, as also you very _well are _knowing.
11 Therefore if on _one _hand I _am _doing _wrong and I _have _done anything worthy of _death, I _am_ not _refusing which to _die _off, on _the _other _hand if nothing is true of _which these are _accusing against _me, no _one is _able to _grant me to _them.
I _am _Appealing to _Kaisar.
12 Then the Faʸstos having _conversed _with with the counsel, answered:
You _have _appealed to _Kaisar, you _will _be _going to Kaisar.
13 And some days having _elapsed, Agrippas the king and Bernikaʸ arrived to Kaisareia, having _greeted the Faʸstos.
14 And as they _were _staying there more days, the Faʸstos placed _before before _the king the things concerning the Paulos saying, certain a_man There _is, a_prisoner having _been _left by Faʸlix, 15 concerning whom of _me having _become in Hierousalaʸm, the chief _priests and the elders of _the Youdaiōns reported, requesting conviction against him, 16 to whom I _answered that it _is not the_custom with _Ɽōmaios to _be _granting any person before or/than the one being _accused, might _be _having to face the accusers and the_place of _defense might _take concerning the indictment.
17 Therefore of _them having _come _together, here, having _made not _one delay, on _the_ next _day having _sat _down on the tribunal, I _commanded the man to _be _brought, 18 concerning whom the accusers having _been _stood they _were _bringing not _one charge, of _which I was _suspecting evil ones.
19 But they _were _having against him some questions concerning their own superstition, and concerning a_certain Yaʸsous/(Yəhōshūˊa) having _died, whom the Paulos was _alleging to _be _living.
20 And I perplexing, the debate concerning these things, was _asking if might _be _wishing to _be _going to Hierousalaʸm/(Yərūshālayim), and _there to _be _being _judged concerning these things.
21 But the Paulos having _appealed to _be _kept himself for the investigation of _the Emperor, I _commanded him to _be _being _kept, until of _which I _may _send_ him _up to Kaisar.
22 And Agrippas said to the Faʸstos:
I _was _wishing also myself to _hear from _the man.
Tomorrow, he _is _saying:
you _will _be _hearing from _him.
23 Therefore on _the day of _next, the Agrippas and the Bernikaʸ having _come with great pageantry, and having _come _in into the auditorium with both commanders and men which in prominence in _the city, and having _commanded the Faʸstos, the Paulos was _brought.
24 And the Faʸstos is _saying:
king Agrippas, and all you _all being _present _with with _us, men, you _all _are _observing this one, concerning whom all the multitude of _the Youdaiōns pleaded with _me, in both Hierousalaʸm and here, shouting not to _be _fitting him to _be _living no _longer.
25 But I grasped him to _have _done nothing worthy of _death, and this one himself having _appealed to _the Emperor, I _judged to _be _sending him.
26 Concerning whom I _am_ not _having any certain to _write to _my master.
Therefore I _brought_ him _forth before you _all, and most _of _all before you, king Agrippas, so _that the examination having _become, I _may _have something I _may _write.
27 For/Because it _is _supposing to _me illogical sending a_prisoner, not also to _signify the charges against him.

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