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                                Acts
                            
                                Chapter 27                             | 
                                Acts                            
                                Chapter 27                             | 
                    | 1 And when5613it was determined2919that we should sail636into1519Italy,2482they delivered3860Paul3972and certain5100other2087prisoners1202to one named3686Julius,2457a centurion1543of Augustus'828band.4686 | 1 And1161when5613it was determined2919that we2248should sail636into1519Italy,2482they delivered38605037Paul3972and2532certain5100other2087prisoners1202unto one named3686Julius,2457a centurion1543of Augustus'4575band.4686 | 
| 2 And entering1910into a ship4143of Adramyttium,98we launched,321meaning3195to sail4126by the coasts5117of Asia;773one Aristarchus,708a Macedonian3110of Thessalonica,2331being5607with us. | 2 And1161entering into1910a ship4143of Adramyttium,98we launched,321meaning3195to sail4126by the3588coasts5117of2596Asia;773one Aristarchus,708a Macedonian3110of Thessalonica,2331being5607with4862us.2254 | 
| 3 And the next2087day we touched2609at1519Sidon.4605And Julius2457courteously5364entreated5530Paul,3972and gave2010him liberty2010to go4198to his friends5384to refresh19585177himself. | 3 And5037the3588next2087day we touched2609at1519Sidon.4605And5037Julius2457courteously5364entreated5530Paul,3972and gave him liberty2010to go4198unto4314his friends5384to refresh himself.51771958 | 
| 4 And when we had launched321from there,1564we sailed5284under5284Cyprus,2954because1223the winds417were contrary.1727 | 4 And when we had launched from thence,2547321we sailed under5284Cyprus,2954because the3588winds417were1511contrary.1727 | 
| 5 And when we had sailed1277over1277the sea3989of Cilicia2791and Pamphylia,3828we came2718to Myra,3460a city of Lycia.3073 | 5 And5037when we had sailed over1277the3588sea3989of2596Cilicia2791and2532Pamphylia,3828we came2718to1519Myra,3460a city of Lycia.3073 | 
| 6 And there1563the centurion1543found2147a ship4143of Alexandria221sailing4126into1519Italy;2482and he put1688us therein. | 6 And there2546the3588centurion1543found2147a ship4143of Alexandria222sailing4126into1519Italy;2482and he put1688us2248therein.1519846 | 
| 7 And when we had sailed1020slowly1020many2425days,2250and scarce3433were come1096over2596against2596Cnidus,2834the wind417not suffering4330us, we sailed5284under5284Crete,2914over2596against2596Salmone;4534 | 7 And1161when we had sailed slowly1020many2425days,2250and2532scarce3433were come1096over against2596Cnidus,2834the3588wind417not3361suffering4330us,2248we sailed under5284Crete,2914over against2596Salmone;4534 | 
| 8 And, hardly3433passing3881it, came2064to a place5117which is called2564The fair2568havens;2568near1451whereunto3739was the city4172of Lasea.2996 | 8 And,5037hardly3433passing3881it,846came2064unto1519a5100place5117which is called2564The fair2568havens; nigh1451whereunto3739was2258the city4172of Lasea.2996 | 
| 9 Now1161when much2425time5550was spent,1230and when sailing4144was now2235dangerous,2000because1223the fast3521was now2235already2235past,3928Paul3972admonished3867them, | 9 Now1161when much2425time5550was spent,1230and2532when sailing4144was5607now2235dangerous,2000because2532the3588fast3521was now already past,39282235Paul3972admonished3867them, | 
| 10 And said3004to them, Sirs,435I perceive2334that this3588voyage4144will3195be with hurt5196and much4183damage,2209not only3440of the lading5414and ship,4143but also2532of our lives.5590 | 10 And said3004unto them,846Sirs,435I perceive2334that3754this voyage4144will3195be1510with3326hurt5196and2532much4183damage,2209not3756only3440of the3588lading5414and2532ship,4143but235also2532of our2257lives.5590 | 
| 11 Nevertheless1161the centurion1543believed3982the master2942and the owner3490of the ship,3490more3123than2228those3588things which were spoken3004by Paul.3972 | 11 Nevertheless1161the3588centurion1543believed3982the3588master2942and2532the3588owner of the ship,3490more3123than2228those things which were spoken3004by5259Paul.3972 | 
| 12 And because the haven3040was not commodious428to winter3915in, the more4119part advised10125087to depart321there1564also,2547if1513by any4458means4458they might1410attain2658to Phenice,5405and there to winter;3914which is an haven3040of Crete,2914and lies991toward2596the south3047west3047and north5566west.5566 | 12 And1161because the3588haven3040was5225not commodious428to4314winter in,3915the3588more part4119advised50871012to depart321thence also,2547if by any means1513they might1410attain2658to1519Phenice,5405and there to winter;3914which is an haven3040of Crete,2914and lieth991toward2596the southwest3047and2532northwest.5566 | 
| 13 And when the south3558wind blew5285softly,5285supposing1380that they had obtained2902their purpose,4286loosing142there, they sailed3881close788by Crete.2914 | 13 And1161when the south wind3558blew softly,5285supposing1380that they had obtained2902their purpose,4286loosing142788thence, they sailed close by3881Crete.2914 | 
| 14 But not long4183after there arose906against2596it a tempestuous5189wind,417called2564Euroclydon.2148 | 14 But1161not3756long4183after3326there arose906against2596it846a tempestuous5189wind,417called2564Euroclydon.2148 | 
| 15 And when the ship4143was caught,4884and could1410not bear503up into the wind,417we let1929her drive.1929 | 15 And1161when the3588ship4143was caught,4884and2532could1410not3361bear up503into the3588wind,417we let her drive.19295342 | 
| 16 And running5295under5295a certain5100island3519which is called2564Clauda,2802we had much3433work34332480to come40311096by the boat:4627 | 16 And1161running under5295a certain5100island3519which is called2564Clauda,2802we had much work24803433to come by10964031the3588boat:4627 | 
| 17 Which3739when they had taken142up, they used5530helps,996under girding5269the ship;4143and, fearing5399lest3361they should fall1601into1519the quicksands,4950struck5465sail,4632and so3779were driven.5342 | 17 Which3739when they had taken up,142they used5530helps,996undergirding5269the3588ship;4143and,5037fearing5399lest3361they should fall1601into1519the3588quicksands,4950struck sail,54654632and so3779were driven.5342 | 
| 18 And we being exceedingly4971tossed5492with a tempest,5492the next1836day they lightened15464160the ship; | 18 And1161we2257being exceedingly4971tossed with a tempest,5492the3588next1836day they lightened the ship;41601546 | 
| 19 And the third5154day we cast4496out with our own849hands849the tackling4631of the ship.4143 | 19 And2532the3588third5154day we cast out4496with our own hands849the3588tackling4631of the3588ship.4143 | 
| 20 And when neither3383sun2246nor3383stars798in many4119days2250appeared,2014and no3756small3641tempest5494lay1945on1945us, all3956hope1680that we should be saved4982was then3063taken4014away.4014 | 20 And1161when neither3383sun2246nor3383stars798in1909many4119days2250appeared,2014and5037no3756small3641tempest5494lay on1945us, all3956hope1680that we2248should be saved4982was then3063taken away.4014 | 
| 21 But after5225long4183abstinence776Paul3972stood2476forth in the middle3319of them, and said,2036Sirs,435you should1163have listened3980to me, and not have loosed321from Crete,2914and to have gained2770this5026harm5196and loss.2209 | 21 But1161after5225long4183abstinence776Paul3972stood forth2476in1722the midst3319of them,848and said,20365599Sirs,435ye should1163have3303hearkened3980unto me,3427and not3361have loosed321from575Crete,2914and5037to have gained2770this5026harm5196and2532loss.2209 | 
| 22 And now3568I exhort3867you to be of good cheer:2114for there shall be no3762loss580of any3762man's life5590among1537you, but of the ship.4143 | 22 And2532now3569I exhort3867you5209to be of good cheer:2114for1063there shall be2071no3762loss580of any man's life5590among1537you,5216but4133of the3588ship.4143 | 
| 23 For there stood3936by me this5026night3571the angel32of God,2316whose3739I am,1510and whom3739I serve,3000 | 23 For1063there stood by3936me3427this5026night3571the angel32of God,2316whose3739I am,1510and2532whom3739I serve,3000 | 
| 24 Saying,3004Fear5399not, Paul;3972you must1163be brought3936before3936Caesar:2541and, see,2400God2316has given5483you all3956them that sail4126with you. | 24 saying,3004Fear5399not,3361Paul;3972thou4571must1163be brought before3936Caesar:2541and,2532lo,2400God2316hath given5483thee4671all3956them that sail4126with3326thee.4675 | 
| 25 Why,1352sirs,435be of good cheer:2114for I believe4100God,2316that it shall be even3779as it was told2980me. | 25 Wherefore,1352sirs,435be of good cheer:2114for1063I believe4100God,2316that3754it3779shall be2071even as259637395158it was told2980me.3427 | 
| 26 However, we must1163be cast1601on a certain5100island.3520 | 26 Howbeit1161we2248must1163be cast1601upon1519a certain5100island.3520 | 
| 27 But when5613the fourteenth5065night3571was come,1096as we were driven1308up and down1308in Adria,99about2596midnight33193571the shipmen3492deemed5282that they drew4317near4317to some5100country;5561 | 27 But1161when5613the fourteenth5065night3571was come,1096as we2257were driven up and down1308in1722Adria,99about2596midnight33193571the3588shipmen3492deemed5282that they848drew near4317to some5100country;5561 | 
| 28 And sounded,1001and found2147it twenty1501fathoms:3712and when they had gone1339a little1024further,1339they sounded1001again,3825and found2147it fifteen1178fathoms.3712 | 28 And2532sounded,1001and found2147it twenty1501fathoms:3712and1161when they had gone a little further,13391024they sounded1001again,3825and2532found2147it fifteen1178fathoms.3712 | 
| 29 Then5037fearing5399lest3381we should have fallen1601on rocks,51385117they cast4496four5064anchors45out of the stern,4403and wished2172for the day.2250 | 29 Then5037fearing5399lest3381we should have fallen1601upon1519rocks,51385117they cast4496four5064anchors45out1537of the stern,4403and wished2172for the day.22501096 | 
| 30 And as the shipmen3492were about2212to flee5343out of the ship,4143when they had let5465down5465the boat4627into1519the sea,2281under color4392as though they would3195have cast1614anchors out of the bow,4408 | 30 And1161as the3588shipmen3492were about2212to flee5343out of1537the3588ship,4143when2532they had let down5465the3588boat4627into1519the3588sea,2281under color4392as though5613they would3195have cast1614anchors45out of1537the foreship,4408 | 
| 31 Paul3972said2036to the centurion1543and to the soldiers,4757Except3362these3778abide3306in the ship,4143you cannot37561410be saved.4982 | 31 Paul3972said2036to the3588centurion1543and2532to the3588soldiers,4757Except3362these3778abide3306in1722the3588ship,4143ye5210cannot14103756be saved.4982 | 
| 32 Then5119the soldiers4757cut609off609the ropes4979of the boat,4627and let1439her fall1601off.1601 | 32 Then5119the3588soldiers4757cut off609the3588ropes4979of the3588boat,4627and2532let1439her846fall off.1601 | 
| 33 And while8913739the day2250was coming31951096on, Paul3972sought3870them all537to take3335meat,5160saying,3004This4594day4594is the fourteenth5065day2250that you have tarried4328and continued1300fasting,777having taken4355nothing.3367 | 33 And1161while8913739the day2250was3195coming on,1096Paul3972besought3870them all537to take3335meat,5160saying,3004This day4594is the fourteenth5065day2250that ye have tarried4328and continued1300fasting,777having taken4355nothing.3367 | 
| 34 Why1352I pray3870you to take4355some meat:5160for this5124is for your5212health:4991for there shall not an hair2359fall4098from the head2776of any3762of you. | 34 Wherefore1352I pray3870you5209to take4355some meat:5160for1063this5124is5225for4314your5212health:4991for1063there shall not an hair2359fall4098from1537the3588head2776of any3762of you.5216 | 
| 35 And when he had thus5023spoken,2036he took2983bread,740and gave thanks2168to God2316in presence1799of them all:3956and when he had broken2806it, he began756to eat.2068 | 35 And1161when he had thus5023spoken,2036he2532took2983bread,740and gave thanks2168to God2316in presence1799of them all:3956and2532when he had broken2806it, he began756to eat.2068 | 
| 36 Then1161were they all3956of good cheer,2114and they also2532took4355some meat.5160 | 36 Then1161were1096they all3956of good cheer,2115and they848also2532took4355some meat.5160 | 
| 37 And we were in all3956in the ship4143two1250hundred1250three score1440and sixteen14401803souls.5590 | 37 And1161we were2258in all3956in1722the3588ship4143two hundred threescore and sixteen125014401803souls.5590 | 
| 38 And when they had eaten2880enough,2880they lightened2893the ship,4143and cast1544out the wheat4621into1519the sea.2281 | 38 And1161when they had eaten enough,28805160they lightened2893the3588ship,4143and cast out1544the3588wheat4621into1519the3588sea.2281 | 
| 39 And when3753it was day,2250they knew1921not the land:1093but they discovered2657a certain5100creek2859with a shore,123into1519the which3739they were minded,1014if1487it were possible,1410to thrust1856in the ship.4143 | 39 And1161when3753it was1096day,2250they knew1921not3756the3588land:1093but1161they discovered2657a certain5100creek2859with2192a shore,123into1519the which3739they were minded,1011if1487it were possible,1410to thrust in1856the3588ship.4143 | 
| 40 And when they had taken4014up the anchors,45they committed1439themselves to the sea,2281and loosed447the rudder4079bands,2202and hoisted1869up the mainsail736to the wind,4154and made2722toward1519shore.123 | 40 And2532when they had taken up4014the3588anchors,45they committed1439themselves unto1519the3588sea,2281and260loosed447the3588rudder4079bands,2202and2532hoisted up1869the3588mainsail736to the3588wind,4154and made2722toward1519shore.123 | 
| 41 And falling4045into1519a place5117where1337two1337seas1337met, they ran2027the ship3491aground;2027and the forepart4408stuck2043fast, and remained3306unmovable,761but the hinder4403part4403was broken3089with the violence970of the waves.2949 | 41 And1161falling4045into1519a place5117where two seas met,1337they ran the ship aground;202735883491and2532the3588forepart44083303stuck fast,2043and remained3306unmovable,761but1161the3588hinder part4403was broken3089with5259the3588violence970of the3588waves.2949 | 
| 42 And the soldiers'4757counsel1012was to kill615the prisoners,1202lest3361any5100of them should swim1579out, and escape.1309 | 42 And1161the3588soldiers'4757counsel1012was1096to2443kill615the3588prisoners,1202lest any of them33615100should swim out,1579and escape.1309 | 
| 43 But the centurion,1543willing1014to save1295Paul,3972kept2967them from their purpose;1013and commanded2753that they which could1410swim2860should cast641themselves first4413into the sea, and get1826to land:1093 | 43 But1161the3588centurion,1543willing1014to save1295Paul,3972kept2967them846from their purpose;1013and5037commanded2753that they which could1410swim2860should cast641themselves first4413into the sea, and get1826to1909land:1093 | 
| 44 And the rest,3062some35883303on1909boards,4548and some1161on1909broken3089pieces of the ship.4143And so3779it came1096to pass, that they escaped1295all3956safe1295to land.1093 | 44 And2532the3588rest,3062some3739on1909boards,4548and1161some37393303on1909broken pieces5100of575the3588ship.4143And2532so3779it came to pass,1096that they escaped all safe12953956to1909land.1093 |