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when

Ὡς

And

δὲ

it was determined

ἐκρίθη

 

τοῦ

should sail

ἀποπλεῖν

that we

ἡμᾶς

into

εἰς

 

τὴν

Italy

Ἰταλίαν

they delivered

παρεδίδουν

 

τόν

 

τε

Paul

Παῦλον

and

καί

certain

τινας

other

ἑτέρους

prisoners

δεσμώτας

a centurion

ἑκατοντάρχῃ

unto one named

ὀνόματι

Julius

Ἰουλίῳ

band

σπείρης

of Augustus

Σεβαστῆς

entering

ἐπιβάντες

And

δὲ

into a ship

πλοίῳ

of Adramyttium

Ἀδραμυττηνῷ

meaning

μέλλοντες

to sail

πλεῖν

 

τοὺς

by

κατὰ

 

τὴν

of Asia

Ἀσίαν

the coasts

τόπους

we launched

ἀνήχθημεν

being

ὄντος

with

σὺν

us

ἡμῖν

one Aristarchus

Ἀριστάρχου

a Macedonian

Μακεδόνος

of Thessalonica

Θεσσαλονικέως

 

τῇ

And

τε

the next

ἑτέρᾳ

day we touched

κατήχθημεν

at

εἰς

Sidon

Σιδῶνα

courteously

φιλανθρώπως

And

τε

 

ὁ

And Julius

Ἰούλιος

 

τῷ

Paul

Παύλῳ

entreated

χρησάμενος

and gave him liberty

ἐπέτρεψεν

unto

πρὸς

friends

φίλους

to go

πορευθέντα

 

ἐπιμελείας

to refresh himself

τυχεῖν

And

κἀκεῖθεν

when we had launched

ἀναχθέντες

we sailed under

ὑπεπλεύσαμεν

 

τὴν

Cyprus

Κύπρον

because

διὰ

 

τὸ

 

τοὺς

the winds

ἀνέμους

were

εἶναι

contrary

ἐναντίους

 

τό

And

τε

the sea

πέλαγος

 

τὸ

of

κατὰ

 

τὴν

Cilicia

Κιλικίαν

and

καὶ

Pamphylia

Παμφυλίαν

when we had sailed over

διαπλεύσαντες

we came

κατήλθομεν

to

εἰς

Myra

Μύρα

 

τῆς

a city of Lycia

Λυκίας

And there

κἀκεῖ

found

εὑρὼν

 

ὁ

the centurion

ἑκατόνταρχος

a ship

πλοῖον

of Alexandria

Ἀλεξανδρῖνον

sailing

πλέον

into

εἰς

 

τὴν

Italy

Ἰταλίαν

and he put

ἐνεβίβασεν

us

ἡμᾶς

into

εἰς

 

αὐτό

 

ἐν

many

ἱκαναῖς

And

δὲ

days

ἡμέραις

when we had sailed slowly

βραδυπλοοῦντες

and

καὶ

scarce

μόλις

were come

γενόμενοι

over against

κατὰ

 

τὴν

Cnidus

Κνίδον

not

μὴ

suffering

προσεῶντος

us

ἡμᾶς

 

τοῦ

the wind

ἀνέμου

we sailed under

ὑπεπλεύσαμεν

 

τὴν

Crete

Κρήτην

over against

κατὰ

Salmone

Σαλμώνην

hardly

μόλις

And

τε

passing

παραλεγόμενοι

it

αὐτὴν

came

ἤλθομεν

unto

εἰς

place

τόπον

a

τινὰ

which is called

καλούμενον

havens

Λιμένας

havens

Λιμένας

whereunto

ᾧ

nigh

ἐγγὺς

was

ἦν

the city

πόλις

of Lasea

Λασαία

when much

Ἱκανοῦ

Now

δὲ

time

χρόνου

was spent

διαγενομένου

and

καὶ

was

ὄντος

already

ἤδη

dangerous

ἐπισφαλοῦς

 

τοῦ

when sailing

πλοὸς

because

διὰ

 

τὸ

and

καὶ

 

τὴν

the fast

νηστείαν

already

ἤδη

past

παρεληλυθέναι

admonished

παρῄνει

 

ὁ

Paul

Παῦλος

And said

λέγων

unto them

αὐτοῖς,

Sirs

Ἄνδρες

I perceive

θεωρῶ

that

ὅτι

with

μετὰ

hurt

ὕβρεως

also

καὶ

much

πολλῆς

damage

ζημίας

not

οὐ

only

μόνον

 

τοῦ

of the lading

φόρτου

also

καὶ

 

τοῦ

ship

πλοίου

but

ἀλλὰ

also

καὶ

 

τῶν

lives

ψυχῶν

of our

ἡμῶν

will be

μέλλειν

 

ἔσεσθαι

 

τὸν

this voyage

πλοῦν

 

ὁ

Nevertheless

δὲ

the centurion

ἑκατόνταρχος

 

τῷ

the master

κυβερνήτῃ

and

καὶ

 

τῷ

the owner of the ship

ναυκλήρῳ

believed

ἐπείθετο

more

μᾶλλον

than

ἢ

 

τοῖς

by

ὑπὸ

 

τοῦ

Paul

Παύλου

those things which were spoken

λεγομένοις

not commodious

ἀνευθέτου

And

δὲ

 

τοῦ

the haven

λιμένα

because

ὑπάρχοντος

to

πρὸς

winter in

παραχειμασίαν

 

οἱ

the more part

πλείους

 

ἔθεντο

advised

βουλὴν

to depart

ἀναχθῆναι

thence also

κἀκεῖθεν

if

εἴπως

they might

δύναιντο

attain

καταντήσαντες

to

εἰς

Phenice

Φοίνικα

and there to winter

παραχειμάσαι

the haven

λιμένα

 

τῆς

of Crete

Κρήτης

and lieth

βλέποντα

toward

κατὰ

the south west

λίβα

and

καὶ

toward

κατὰ

north west

χῶρον

blew softly

Ὑποπνεύσαντος

And

δὲ

when the south wind

νότου

supposing

δόξαντες

 

τῆς

their purpose

προθέσεως

that they had obtained

κεκρατηκέναι

loosing

ἄραντες

close by

ἆσσον

thence they sailed

παρελέγοντο

 

τὴν

Crete

Κρήτην

after

μετ'

not

οὐ

long

πολὺ

But

δὲ

there arose

ἔβαλεν

against

κατ'

it

αὐτῆς

wind

ἄνεμος

a tempestuous

τυφωνικὸς

 

ὁ

called

καλούμενος

Euroclydon

Εὐροκλύδων·

was caught

συναρπασθέντος

And

δὲ

 

τοῦ

when the ship

πλοίου

and

καὶ

not

μὴ

could

δυναμένου

bear up into

ἀντοφθαλμεῖν

 

τῷ

the wind

ἀνέμῳ

we let her drive

ἐπιδόντες

 

ἐφερόμεθα

island

νησίον

And

δέ

a certain

τι

running under

ὑποδραμόντες

which is called

καλούμενον

Clauda

Κλαύδην,

much

μόλις

we had

ἰσχύσαμεν

to come by

περικρατεῖς

 

γενέσθαι

 

τῆς

the boat

σκάφης

Which

ἣν

when they had taken up

ἄραντες

helps

βοηθείαις

they used

ἐχρῶντο

undergirding

ὑποζωννύντες

 

τὸ

the ship

πλοῖον

fearing

φοβούμενοί

and

τε

lest

μὴ

into

εἰς

 

τὴν

the quicksands

Σύρτιν

they should fall

ἐκπέσωσιν

strake

χαλάσαντες

 

τὸ

sail

σκεῦος

and so

οὕτως

were driven

ἐφέροντο

being exceedingly

σφοδρῶς

And

δὲ

tossed with a tempest

χειμαζομένων

we

ἡμῶν

 

τῇ

the next

ἑξῆς

day they lightened the ship

ἐκβολὴν

 

ἐποιοῦντο

And

καὶ

 

τῇ

the third

τρίτῃ

with our own hands

αὐτόχειρες

 

τὴν

the tackling

σκευὴν

 

τοῦ

of the ship

πλοίου

day we cast out

ἔῤῥιψαμεν

nor

μήτε

And

δὲ

sun

ἡλίου

nor

μήτε

stars

ἄστρων

appeared

ἐπιφαινόντων

in

ἐπὶ

many

πλείονας

days

ἡμέρας

tempest

χειμῶνός

and

τε

no

οὐκ

small

ὀλίγου

lay on

ἐπικειμένου

then

λοιπὸν

taken away

περιῃρεῖτο

us all

πᾶσα

hope

ἐλπὶς

 

τοῦ

should be saved

σῴζεσθαι

that we

ἡμᾶς

long

Πολλῆς

But

δέ

abstinence

ἀσιτίας

after

ὑπαρχούσης

 

τότε

stood forth

σταθεὶς

 

ὁ

Paul

Παῦλος

in

ἐν

the midst

μέσῳ

of them

αὐτῶν

and said

εἶπεν

ye should

Ἔδει

 

μέν

Sirs

ὦ

 

ἄνδρες

have hearkened

πειθαρχήσαντάς

unto me

μοι

and not

μὴ

have loosed

ἀνάγεσθαι

from

ἀπὸ

 

τῆς

Crete

Κρήτης

to have gained

κερδῆσαί

and

τε

 

τὴν

harm

ὕβριν

 

ταύτην

and

καὶ

 

τὴν

loss

ζημίαν

And

καὶ

 

τανῦν

I exhort

παραινῶ

you

ὑμᾶς

to be of good cheer

εὐθυμεῖν·

loss

ἀποβολὴ

for

γὰρ

of any man's life

ψυχῆς

no

οὐδεμία

there shall be

ἔσται

among

ἐξ

you

ὑμῶν

but

πλὴν

 

τοῦ

of the ship

πλοίου

there stood by

παρέστη

For

γάρ

me

μοι

 

τῇ

night

νυκτὶ

 

ταύτῃ

the angel

ἄγγελος

 

τοῦ

of God

θεοῦ

whom

ᾧ

I am

εἰμι

whom

ᾧ

and

καὶ

I serve

λατρεύω

Saying

λέγων,

not

Μὴ

Fear

φοβοῦ

Paul

Παῦλε

Caesar

Καίσαρί

thou

σε

must

δεῖ

be brought before

παραστῆναι

and

καὶ

lo

ἰδού,

hath given

κεχάρισταί

thee

σοι

 

ὁ

God

θεὸς

all

πάντας

 

τοὺς

them that sail

πλέοντας

with

μετὰ

thee

σοῦ

Wherefore

διὸ

be of good cheer

εὐθυμεῖτε

sirs

ἄνδρες·

I believe

πιστεύω

for

γὰρ

 

τῷ

God

θεῷ

that

ὅτι

 

οὕτως

it shall be

ἔσται

even

καθ'

 

ὃν

as

τρόπον

it was told

λελάληταί

me

μοι

upon

εἰς

island

νῆσον

Howbeit

δέ

a certain

τινα

must

δεῖ

we

ἡμᾶς

be cast

ἐκπεσεῖν

when

Ὡς

But

δὲ

the fourteenth

τεσσαρεσκαιδεκάτη

night

νυκτὸς

was come

ἐγένετο

were driven up and down

διαφερομένων

as we

ἡμῶν

in

ἐν

 

τῷ

Adria

Ἀδρίᾳ

about

κατὰ

midnight

μέσον

 

τῆς

night

νυκτὸς

deemed

ὑπενόουν

 

οἱ

the shipmen

ναῦται

drew near

προσάγειν

to some

τινὰ

 

αὐτοῖς

country

χώραν

And

καὶ

sounded

βολίσαντες

and found

εὗρον

fathoms

ὀργυιὰς

it twenty

εἴκοσι

a little further

βραχὺ

and

δὲ

when they had gone

διαστήσαντες

And

καὶ

again

πάλιν

sounded

βολίσαντες

and found

εὗρον

fathoms

ὀργυιὰς

it fifteen

δεκαπέντε·

fearing

φοβούμενοί

Then

τε

lest

μήπως

upon

εἰς

 

τραχεῖς

rocks

τόπους

we should have fallen

ἐκπέσωσιν

out of

ἐκ

the stern

πρύμνης

they cast

ῥίψαντες

anchors

ἀγκύρας

four

τέσσαρας

and wished

ηὔχοντο

for the day

ἡμέραν

 

γενέσθαι

 

τῶν

And

δὲ

as the shipmen

ναυτῶν

were about

ζητούντων

to flee

φυγεῖν

out of

ἐκ

 

τοῦ

the ship

πλοίου

when

καὶ

they had let down

χαλασάντων

 

τὴν

the boat

σκάφην

into

εἰς

 

τὴν

the sea

θάλασσαν

under colour

προφάσει

as though

ὡς

out of

ἐκ

the foreship

πρώρας

they would

μελλόντων

anchors

ἀγκύρας

have cast

ἐκτείνειν

said

εἶπεν

 

ὁ

Paul

Παῦλος

 

τῷ

to the centurion

ἑκατοντάρχῃ

and

καὶ

 

τοῖς

to the soldiers

στρατιώταις

 

Ἐὰν

 

μὴ

these

οὗτοι

abide

μείνωσιν

in

ἐν

 

τῷ

the ship

πλοίῳ

ye

ὑμεῖς

be saved

σωθῆναι

cannot

οὐ

 

δύνασθε

Then

τότε

 

οἱ

the soldiers

στρατιῶται

cut off

ἀπέκοψαν

 

τὰ

the ropes

σχοινία

 

τῆς

of the boat

σκάφης

and

καὶ

let

εἴασαν

her

αὐτὴν

fall off

ἐκπεσεῖν

while

Ἄχρι

And

δὲ

 

οὗ

on

ἔμελλεν

day

ἡμέραν

was coming

γίνεσθαι

besought

παρεκάλει

 

ὁ

Paul

Παῦλος

them all

ἅπαντας

to take

μεταλαβεῖν

meat

τροφῆς

saying

λέγων,

is the fourteenth

Τεσσαρεσκαιδεκάτην

This day

σήμερον

day

ἡμέραν

that ye have tarried

προσδοκῶντες

fasting

ἄσιτοι

and continued

διατελεῖτε

nothing

μηδὲν

having taken

προσλαβόμενοι

Wherefore

διὸ

I pray

παρακαλῶ

you

ὑμᾶς

to take

προσλαβεῖν

some meat

τροφῆς·

this

τοῦτο

for

γὰρ

for

πρὸς

 

τῆς

your

ὑμετέρας

health

σωτηρίας

is

ὑπάρχει

not

οὐδενὸς

for

γὰρ

of you

ὑμῶν

an hair

θρὶξ

from

ἐκ

 

τῆς

the head

κεφαλῆς

fall

πεσεῖται

spoken

εἴπων

And

δὲ

when he had thus

ταῦτα

and

καὶ

he took

λαβὼν

bread

ἄρτον

and gave thanks

εὐχαρίστησεν

 

τῷ

to God

θεῷ

in presence

ἐνώπιον

of them all

πάντων

and

καὶ

when he had broken

κλάσας

it he began

ἤρξατο

to eat

ἐσθίειν

of good cheer

εὔθυμοι

Then

δὲ

were they

γενόμενοι

all

πάντες

also

καὶ

 

αὐτοὶ

and they

προσελάβοντο

some meat

τροφῆς

 

ἤμεν

And

δὲ

in

ἐν

 

τῷ

the ship

πλοίῳ

 

αἱ

in all

πᾶσαι

souls

ψυχαὶ

two hundred

διακόσιαι

threescore

ἑβδομήκοντα

and sixteen

ἕξ.

enough

κορεσθέντες

And

δὲ

when they had eaten

τροφῆς

they lightened

ἐκούφιζον

 

τὸ

the ship

πλοῖον

and cast out

ἐκβαλλόμενοι

 

τὸν

the wheat

σῖτον

into

εἰς

 

τὴν

the sea

θάλασσαν

when

Ὅτε

And

δέ

day

ἡμέρα

it was

ἐγένετο

 

τὴν

the land

γῆν

not

οὐκ

they knew

ἐπεγίνωσκον

creek

κόλπον

And

δέ

a certain

τινα

they discovered

κατενόουν

with

ἔχοντα

a shore

αἰγιαλὸν

into

εἰς

the which

ὃν

they were minded

ἐβουλεύσαντο,

if

εἰ

it were possible

δύναιντο

to thrust in

ἐξῶσαι

 

τὸ

the ship

πλοῖον

And

καὶ

 

τὰς

the anchors

ἀγκύρας

when they had taken up

περιελόντες

they committed

εἴων

themselves unto

εἰς

 

τὴν

the sea

θάλασσαν

and

ἅμα

loosed

ἀνέντες

 

τὰς

bands

ζευκτηρίας

 

τῶν

the rudder

πηδαλίων

And

καὶ

hoised up

ἐπάραντες

 

τὸν

the mainsail

ἀρτέμονα

 

τῇ

to the wind

πνεούσῃ

and made

κατεῖχον

themselves unto

εἰς

 

τὸν

shore

αἰγιαλόν

falling

περιπεσόντες

And

δὲ

into

εἰς

a place

τόπον

where two seas met

διθάλασσον

aground

ἐπώκειλαν

 

τὴν

the ship

ναῦν

and

καὶ

 

ἡ

 

μὲν

the forepart

πρῷρα

stuck fast

ἐρείσασα

and remained

ἔμεινεν

unmoveable

ἀσάλευτος

 

ἡ

And

δὲ

the hinder part

πρύμνα

was broken

ἐλύετο

with

ὑπὸ

 

τῆς

the violence

βίας

 

τῶν

of the waves

κυμάτων

 

τῶν

And

δὲ

the soldiers

στρατιωτῶν

counsel

βουλὴ

was

ἐγένετο

to

ἵνα

 

τοὺς

the prisoners

δεσμώτας

kill

ἀποκτείνωσιν

lest

μή

any of them

τις

should swim out

ἐκκολυμβήσας

and escape

διαφύγοι

 

ὁ

But

δὲ

the centurion

ἑκατόνταρχος

willing

βουλόμενος

to save

διασῶσαι

 

τὸν

Paul

Παῦλον

kept

ἐκώλυσεν

them

αὐτοὺς

 

τοῦ

from their purpose

βουλήματος

commanded

ἐκέλευσέν

and

τε

 

τοὺς

that they which could

δυναμένους

swim

κολυμβᾶν

should cast

ἀποῤῥίψαντας

themselves first

πρώτους

to

ἐπὶ

 

τὴν

land

γῆν

into the sea and get

ἐξιέναι

And

καὶ

 

τοὺς

the rest

λοιποὺς

some

οὓς

 

μὲν

on

ἐπὶ

boards

σανίσιν

some

οὓς

and

δὲ

on

ἐπὶ

 

τινων

 

τῶν

broken pieces of

ἀπὸ

 

τοῦ

the ship

πλοίου

And

καὶ

so

οὕτως

it came to pass

ἐγένετο

all

πάντας

safe

διασωθῆναι

on

ἐπὶ

 

τὴν

land

γῆν