Strong's G1161: δέ (dé) Definition

Acts 23:8 - the Sadducees For say no that there is resurrection neither angel nor spirit the Pharisees but confess both

Acts 23:9 - there arose And cry a great and arose the scribes part that were of the Pharisees and strove saying no evil We find in man this if And a spirit hath spoken to him or an angel not fight

Acts 23:10 - a great And when there arose dissension fearing the chief captain lest should have been pulled in pieces Paul of him commanded the soldiers to go down and to take him from among him to bring and him into the castle

Acts 23:11 - And following the night stood by him the Lord and said Be of good cheer Paul as for thou hast testified of me at Jerusalem so thou must also at Rome bear witness

Acts 23:12 - when it was And day banded together certain of the Jews and bound themselves saying neither eat neither drink till they had killed Paul

Acts 23:13 - they were And more than forty which which conspiracy had made

Acts 23:15 - Now therefore ye signify to the chief captain with the council that to morrow he down unto you as though ye would enquire concerning he we and or ever come near he ready are to kill he

Acts 23:16 - heard And son sister's Paul of their lying in wait he went and entered into the castle and told Paul

Acts 23:17 - called Then Paul one of the centurions unto him and said young man this Bring unto the chief captain he hath for a certain thing to tell him

Acts 23:19 - took Then by the hand him the chief captain and went with him aside privately and asked him What is that thou hast to tell me

Acts 23:20 - he said And The Jews have agreed to desire thee that to morrow into the council thou wouldest bring down Paul as though they would somewhat enquire of him

Acts 23:28 - I would And have known the cause wherefore they accused him I brought him into council him

Acts 23:29 - Whom I perceived to be accused of questions law of their nothing but worthy of death or of bonds laid to his charge to have

Acts 23:30 - when it was told And me laid wait for the man how that the Jews straightway I sent to thee and gave commandment also to his accusers to say to him before thee Farewell

Acts 23:32 - On the morrow they left the horsemen to go with him and returned to the castle

Acts 23:34 - had read And when the governor And he asked of what province he was And when he understood that he was of Cilicia

Acts 24:1 - after And five days descended the high priest Ananias after the elders and orator named Tertullus with a certain who informed the governor against Paul

Acts 24:2 - when he was called forth And began to accuse Tertullus him saying great quietness we enjoy Seeing that by thee and that very worthy deeds are done nation unto this Seeing that by thy providence

Acts 24:4 - Notwithstanding I be thee tedious I pray that thou wouldest hear thee us a few words of thy clemency

Acts 24:7 - came But Lysias the chief captain upon us and with great violence out of hands our took him away