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OET-RV by cross-referenced section ACTs 12:20

ACTs 12:20–12:25 ©

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The death of Herod

Acts 12:20–25

12:20 The death of Herod

20Now King Herod was disputing with the people of Tyre and Tsidon, and so they got together and persuaded Blastos, a close personal servant of the king, to be their spokesman in asking for peace because they were dependent on food from the king’s provinces.

21On the agreed day, Herod dressed in his royal garments and seated on his throne, started to address them. 22The crowd shouted out, “This is the voice of a god, not of a man.” 23Because he didn’t attribute the honour to God, one the master’s messengers immediately struck him down and he stopped breathing as a result of a worm infestation.

24Meanwhile God’s message continued to spread and multiply.

25By then Barnabas and Saul had completed their ministry and returned to[fn] Yerushalem taking Yohan Mark along with them.


12:25 TD:Some manuscripts have ‘from’ here because in the next few sentences it seems that they were returned to Antioch.