Strong's G1161: δέ (dé) Definition

Acts 25:20 - doubted And because I of manner such of questions I asked him whether he would go of Jerusalem and there be judged manner these matters

Acts 25:21 - But when Paul had appealed to be kept him unto of Augustus the hearing I commanded to be kept him till I might send him to Caesar

Acts 25:22 - Agrippa Then unto Festus said I would also him the man he thou shalt hear Then To morrow said he thou shalt hear him

Acts 25:25 - when I But found nothing worthy of death him that he had committed and him But hath appealed to Augustus I have determined to send him

Acts 26:1 - Agrippa Then unto Paul said art permitted Thou for thyself to speak Then Paul and answered for himself stretched forth the hand

Acts 26:14 - all And fallen when we to the earth I heard a voice speaking against me and saying in the Hebrew tongue Saul Saul why me persecutest thou it is hard for thee against the pricks to kick

Acts 26:15 - I And he said Who art thou Lord And he said I am Jesus whom thou persecutest

Acts 26:24 - thus And as he spake for himself Festus with a loud voice said thou art beside thyself Paul much thee learning mad doth make

Acts 26:25 - But not I am he said most noble Festus but of truth and soberness the words speak forth

Acts 26:28 - Then Agrippa unto Paul said Almost me thou persuadest a Christian to be

Acts 26:29 - And Paul said I would to God also almost also almost altogether that not only thou but also all that hear me this day were such as I am except bonds these

Acts 26:32 - Agrippa Then unto Festus said have been set at liberty might man This appealed unto Caesar

Acts 27:1 - when And it was determined should sail that we into Italy they delivered Paul and certain other prisoners a centurion unto one named Julius band of Augustus

Acts 27:2 - entering And into a ship of Adramyttium meaning to sail by of Asia the coasts we launched being with us one Aristarchus a Macedonian of Thessalonica

Acts 27:7 - many And days when we had sailed slowly and scarce were come over against Cnidus not suffering us the wind we sailed under Crete over against Salmone

Acts 27:9 - when much Now time was spent and was already dangerous when sailing because and the fast already past admonished Paul

Acts 27:11 - Nevertheless the centurion the master and the owner of the ship believed more than by Paul those things which were spoken

Acts 27:12 - not commodious And the haven because to winter in the more part advised to depart thence also if they might attain to Phenice and there to winter the haven of Crete and lieth toward the south west and toward north west

Acts 27:13 - blew softly And when the south wind supposing their purpose that they had obtained loosing close by thence they sailed Crete

Acts 27:14 - after not long But there arose against it wind a tempestuous called Euroclydon