NowG3767 when FestusG5347 was comeG1910 into the provinceG1885, afterG3326 threeG5140 daysG2250 he ascendedG305 fromG575 CaesareaG2542 toG1519 JerusalemG2414.
ThenG1161 the high priestG749 andG2532 the chiefG4413 of the JewsG2453 informedG1718 himG846 againstG2596 PaulG3972, andG2532 besoughtG3870 himG846,
And desiredG154 favourG5485 againstG2596 himG846, thatG3704 he would send forG3343 himG846 toG1519 JerusalemG2419, layingG4160 waitG1747 inG2596 the wayG3598 to killG337 himG846.
ButG3303+G3767 FestusG5347 answeredG611, that PaulG3972 should be keptG5083 atG1722 CaesareaG2542, andG1161 that he himselfG1438 wouldG3195 departG1607+G1722 shortlyG5034 thither.
Let them thereforeG3767, saidG5346 he, which amongG1722 youG5213 are ableG1415, go down withG4782 me, and accuseG2723 thisG846 manG435, ifG1536 there beG2076 any wickednessG1536 inG1722 himG5129.
AndG1161 when he had tarriedG1304 amongG1722 themG846 moreG4119 thanG2228 tenG1176 daysG2250, he went downG2597 untoG1519 CaesareaG2542; and the next dayG1887 sittingG2523 onG1909 the judgment seatG968 commandedG2753 PaulG3972 to be broughtG71. {more…: or, as some copies read, no more than eight or ten days}
AndG1161 when heG846 was comeG3854, the JewsG2453 which came downG2597 fromG575 JerusalemG2414 stood round aboutG4026, andG2532 laidG5342 manyG4183 and grievousG926 complaintsG157 againstG2596 PaulG3972, whichG3739 they couldG2480 notG3756 proveG584.
While he answeredG626 for himselfG846, NeitherG3754+G3777 againstG1519 the lawG3551 of the JewsG2453, neitherG3777 againstG1519 the templeG2411, nor yetG3777 againstG1519 CaesarG2541, have I offendedG264 any thing at allG5100.
ButG1161 FestusG5347, willingG2309 to doG2698 the JewsG2453 a pleasureG5485, answeredG611 PaulG3972, and saidG2036, Wilt thouG2309 go upG305 toG1519 JerusalemG2414, and thereG1563 be judgedG2919 ofG4012 these thingsG5130 beforeG1909 meG1700?
ThenG1161 saidG2036 PaulG3972, I standG1510+G2476 atG1909 Caesar'sG2541 judgment seatG968, whereG3757 IG3165 oughtG1163 to be judgedG2919: to the JewsG2453 have I doneG91 noG3762 wrongG91, asG5613+G2532 thouG4771 very wellG2566 knowestG1921.
ForG1063 ifG1487+G3303 I be an offenderG91, orG2532 have committedG4238 any thingG5100 worthyG514 of deathG2288, I refuseG3868 notG3756 to dieG599: butG1161 ifG1487 there beG2076 noneG3762 of these thingsG3739 whereof theseG3778 accuseG2723 meG3450, no manG3762 mayG1410 deliverG5483 meG3165 unto themG846. I appeal untoG1941 CaesarG2541.
ThenG5119 FestusG5347, when he had conferredG4814 withG3326 the councilG4824, answeredG611, Hast thou appealed untoG1941 CaesarG2541? untoG1909 CaesarG2541 shalt thou goG4198.
AndG1161 afterG1230 certainG5100 daysG2250 kingG935 AgrippaG67 andG2532 BerniceG959 cameG2658 untoG1519 CaesareaG2542 to saluteG782 FestusG5347.
AndG1161 whenG5613 they had beenG1304 thereG1563 manyG4119 daysG2250, FestusG5347 declaredG394 Paul'sG3972 causeG2596 unto the kingG935, sayingG3004, There isG2076 a certainG5100 manG435 leftG2641 in bondsG1198 byG5259 FelixG5344:
AboutG4012 whomG3739, whenG1096 IG3450 wasG1096 atG1519 JerusalemG2414, the chief priestsG749 andG2532 the eldersG4245 of the JewsG2453 informedG1718 me, desiringG154 to have judgmentG1349 againstG2596 himG846.
ToG4314 whomG3739 I answeredG611+G3754, It isG2076 notG3756 the mannerG1485 of the RomansG4514 to deliverG5483 anyG5100 manG444 toG1519 dieG684, beforeG4250 thatG2228 he which is accusedG2723 haveG2192 the accusersG2725 face to faceG2596+G4383+G5037, and haveG2983 licenceG5117 to answer for himselfG627 concerningG4012 the crime laid against himG1462.
ThereforeG3767, when theyG846 were comeG4905 hitherG1759, withoutG4160 anyG3367 delayG311 on the morrowG1836 I satG2523 onG1909 the judgment seatG968, and commandedG2753 the manG435 to be brought forthG71.
AgainstG4012 whomG3739 when the accusersG2725 stood upG2476, they broughtG2018 noneG3762 accusationG156 of such things asG3739 IG1473 supposedG5282:
ButG1161 hadG2192 certainG5100 questionsG2213 againstG4314 himG846 ofG4012 their ownG2398 superstitionG1175, andG2532 ofG4012 oneG5100 JesusG2424, which was deadG2348, whomG3739 PaulG3972 affirmedG5335 to be aliveG2198.
AndG1161 because IG1473 doubtedG639 ofG1519 suchG5127 mannerG4012 of questionsG2214, I askedG3004 him whetherG1487 he wouldG1014 goG4198 toG1519 JerusalemG2419, and thereG2546 be judgedG2919 ofG4012 these mattersG5130. {I doubted…: or, I was doubtful how to enquire hereof}
ButG1161 when PaulG3972 had appealedG1941 to be reservedG5083+G846 untoG1519 the hearingG1233 of AugustusG4575, I commandedG2753 himG846 to be keptG5083 tillG2193+G3739 I might sendG3992 himG846 toG4314 CaesarG2541. {hearing: or, judgment}
ThenG1161 AgrippaG67 saidG5346 untoG4314 FestusG5347, I wouldG1014 alsoG2532 hearG191 the manG444 myselfG846. To morrowG839+G1161, saidG5346 he, thou shalt hearG191 himG846.
And on the morrowG1887, whenG3767 AgrippaG67 was comeG2064, andG2532 BerniceG959, withG3326 greatG4183 pompG5325, andG2532 was enteredG1525 intoG1519 the place of hearingG201, withG4862+G5037 the chief captainsG5506, andG2532 principalG2596+G1851 menG435 ofG5607 the cityG4172, atG2532 Festus'G5347 commandmentG2753 PaulG3972 was brought forthG71.
AndG2532 FestusG5347 saidG5346, KingG935 AgrippaG67, andG2532 allG3956 menG435 whichG3588 are here presentG4840 with usG2254, ye seeG2334 this manG5126, aboutG4012 whomG3739 allG3956 the multitudeG4128 of the JewsG2453 have dealtG1793 with meG3427, bothG5037 atG1722 JerusalemG2414, andG2532 also hereG1759, cryingG1916 that he oughtG1163 notG3361 to liveG2198 any longerG3371.
ButG1161 when IG1473 foundG2638 that heG846 had committedG4238 nothingG3367 worthyG514 of deathG2288, andG2532+G1161 that he himselfG846 hath appealedG5127 toG1941 AugustusG4575, I have determinedG2919 to sendG3992 himG846.
OfG4012 whomG3739 I haveG2192 noG3756 certainG804 thingG5100 to writeG1125 unto my lordG2962. WhereforeG1352 I have broughtG4254 himG846 forthG4254 beforeG1909 youG5216, andG2532 speciallyG3122 beforeG1909 theeG4675, O kingG935 AgrippaG67, thatG3704, after examinationG351 hadG1096, I might haveG2192 somewhatG5100 to writeG1125.
ForG1063 it seemethG1380 to meG3427 unreasonableG249 to sendG3992 a prisonerG1198, andG2532 not withalG3361 to signifyG4591 the crimesG156 laid againstG2596 himG846.
Querverweise zu Apostelgeschichte 25,10 Apg 25,10
ButG1161 PaulG3972 saidG5346 untoG4314 themG846, They have beatenG1194 usG2248 openlyG1219 uncondemnedG178, beingG5225 RomansG4514+G444, and have castG906 us intoG1519 prisonG5438; andG2532 nowG3568 do they thrustG1544 usG2248 outG1544 privilyG2977? nayG3756 verilyG1063; butG235 let them comeG2064 themselvesG846 and fetchG1806 usG2248 outG1806.
ButG1161 when IG1473 foundG2638 that heG846 had committedG4238 nothingG3367 worthyG514 of deathG2288, andG2532+G1161 that he himselfG846 hath appealedG5127 toG1941 AugustusG4575, I have determinedG2919 to sendG3992 himG846.
AndG1161 the serjeantsG4465 toldG312 theseG5023 wordsG4487 unto the magistratesG4755: andG2532 they fearedG5399, when they heardG191 thatG3754 they wereG1526 RomansG4514.
WhomG3739 I perceivedG2147 to be accusedG1458 ofG4012 questionsG2213 of theirG846 lawG3551, butG1161 to haveG2192 nothingG3367 laid to his chargeG1462 worthyG514 of deathG2288 orG2228 of bondsG1199.
AndG1161 asG5613 they boundG4385 himG846 with thongsG2438, PaulG3972 saidG2036 untoG4314 the centurionG1543 that stood byG2476, Is it lawfulG1487+G1832 for youG5213 to scourgeG3147 a manG444 that is a RomanG4514, andG2532 uncondemnedG178?
WhenG1161 the centurionG1543 heardG191 that, he wentG4334 and toldG518 the chief captainG5506, sayingG3004, Take heedG3708 whatG5101 thou doestG3195+G4160: forG1063 thisG3778 manG444 isG2076 a RomanG4514.
ThenG1161 the chief captainG5506 cameG4334, and saidG2036 unto himG846, TellG3004 meG3427+G1487, artG1488 thouG4771 a RomanG4514+G1161? He saidG5346, YeaG3483.
AndG5037 the chief captainG5506 answeredG611, With a greatG4183 sumG2774 obtainedG2932 IG1473 thisG5026 freedomG4174. AndG1161 PaulG3972 saidG5346, ButG1161 IG1473+G2532 was free bornG1080.
AndG2532 when they were gone asideG402, they talkedG2980 betweenG4314 themselvesG240, sayingG3004+G3754, ThisG3778 manG444 doethG4238 nothingG3762 worthyG514 of deathG2288 orG2228 of bondsG1199.
WhoG3748, when they had examinedG350 meG3165, wouldG1014 have let me goG630, becauseG1223 there wasG5225 noG3367 causeG156 of deathG2288 inG1722 meG1698.
AndG1161 the governorG2232 saidG5346, WhyG1063, whatG5101 evilG2556 hath he doneG4160? ButG1161 they cried outG2896 the moreG4057, sayingG3004, Let him be crucifiedG4717.
WhenG1161 PilateG4091 sawG1492 thatG3754 he could prevailG5623 nothingG3762, butG235 that ratherG3123 a tumultG2351 was madeG1096, he tookG2983 waterG5204, and washedG633 his handsG5495 beforeG561 the multitudeG3793, sayingG3004, I amG1510 innocentG121 ofG575 the bloodG129 of thisG5127 just personG1342: seeG3700 yeG5210 to it.
ButG235 have renouncedG550 the hidden thingsG2927 of dishonestyG152, notG3361 walkingG4043 inG1722 craftinessG3834, norG3366 handlingG1389 the wordG3056 of GodG2316 deceitfullyG1389; butG235 by manifestationG5321 of the truthG225 commendingG4921 ourselvesG1438 toG4314 everyG3956 man'sG444 conscienceG4893 in the sightG1799 of GodG2316. {dishonesty: Gr. shame}