Strong's G1161: δέ (dé) Definition

Acts 12:2 - he killed And James the brother of John with the sword

Acts 12:3 - And because he saw it pleased the Jews he proceeded further to take And Peter were (Then the days of unleavened bread

Acts 12:5 - therefore Peter was kept in prison prayer but was without ceasing made of the church unto God for him

Acts 12:6 - when And would him forth Herod night the same was Peter sleeping between two soldiers bound chains two the keepers and before the door kept the prison

Acts 12:7 - And behold the angel of the Lord came upon And a light shined in the prison he smote and on the side Peter and raised him saying Arise up in And fell off him chains from his hands

Acts 12:8 - said And the angel unto him Gird thyself And bind on sandals thee he did And so And he saith him Cast thy garment thee And follow me

Acts 12:9 - And he went out and followed him And not wist that true it was which was done by which the angel thought but a vision he saw

Acts 12:10 - they were past When the first ward and the second they came unto gate the iron that leadeth unto the city which of his own accord opened him and they went out and passed on through street and forthwith departed the angel from him

Acts 12:13 - knocked at And as Peter the door of the gate came a damsel to hearken named Rhoda

Acts 12:14 - And when she knew voice Peter for gladness not she opened the gate ran in but and told how stood Peter before the gate

Acts 12:15 - And unto her they said Thou art mad And she constantly affirmed even so that it was And said they angel her It is

Acts 12:16 - But Peter continued knocking when they had opened But the door and saw him they were astonished

Acts 12:17 - he beckoning And him with the hand to hold their peace declared him how the Lord him had brought out of the prison he said And Go shew unto James And to the brethren these things And he departed and went into another place

Acts 12:18 - as soon as it was Now day there was stir no small among the soldiers what of Peter as soon as it was

Acts 12:19 - Herod And had sought for him And not found him he examined the keepers and commanded that they should be put to death And he went down from Judaea to Caesarea and there abode

Acts 12:20 - was And Herod highly displeased with them of Tyre and Sidon with one accord And they came to him and having made Blastus chamberlain the king's desired peace because was nourished him country by the king's

Acts 12:21 - upon a set And day Herod arrayed apparel in royal and sat upon throne made an oration unto his

Acts 12:22 - And the people gave a shout of a god saying It is the voice and not of a man

Acts 12:23 - immediately And smote him the angel of the Lord because not he gave the glory God and he was eaten of worms and gave up the ghost

Acts 12:24 - But the word of God grew and multiplied