Dzieje Apostolskie 22:20

Biblia Warszawska

A gdy lała się krew Szczepana, świadka twojego, ja sam przy tym byłem i pochwalałem, i strzegłem szat tych, którzy go zabijali.

Parallel Translations

Biblia Brzeska (1563)
I gdy była rozlana krew Stefana, męczennika twego, jam też stał przy tym, a zezwalałem na zamordowanie jego i strzegłem szat tych, którzy go zabijali.

Biblia Gdańska (1632)
I gdy wylewano krew Szczepana, świadka twojego, jam też przy tem stał i zezwalałem na zabicie jego, i strzegłem szat tych, którzy go zabijali.

Biblia Przekład Toruński
20 I gdy była wylewana krew Szczepana, Twojego świadka, ja sam stałem obok i pochwalałem jego zabicie, i strzegłem szat tych, którzy go zabijali.

Nowe Przymierze Zaremba
A kiedy rozlewano krew Szczepana, Twojego świadka, ja tam stałem i pochwalałem ten czyn. Pilnowałem nawet szat tych, którzy go zabijali.

Nowa Biblia Gdańska (2012)
Także kiedy została wylana krew Szczepana, Twojego świadka, i ja stałem obok, wyrażałem zgodę by go zabić oraz pilnowałem szat tych, którzy go zabijali.

Biblia Tysiąclecia
I gdy wylewano krew Szczepana, świadka twojego, jam też przy tem stał i zezwalałem na zabicie jego, i strzegłem szat tych, którzy go zabijali.

Uwspółcześniona Biblia Gdańska
A kiedy przelewano krew Szczepana, twojego świadka, ja też byłem przy tym i zgodziłem się na jego zabicie, i pilnowałem szat tych, którzy go zabili.

Bible Verse Review
  from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge

martyr: Revelation 2:13, Revelation 17:6

Stephen: Acts 7:58, Acts 8:1

consenting: Luke 11:48, Romans 1:32

Reciprocal: Matthew 23:34 - ye Mark 13:9 - take Luke 11:49 - and some Acts 9:13 - how Acts 14:19 - having Acts 22:4 - I persecuted Acts 26:10 - I also

Gill's Notes on the Bible

And when the blood of thy martyr Stephen was shed,.... Stephen was a martyr for Christ, both by confession with his mouth, and by the effusion of his blood; he was the proto-martyr, or "the first martyr" that suffered for Christ; and there are copies, as one of Stephens's, and the Complutensian edition, which so read in this place; his blood was shed by stoning:

I also was standing by; to see the inhuman action performed; nor was he an idle and indifferent spectator:

and consenting unto his death; being pleased and delighted with it, and rejoicing at it; see Acts 8:1.

and kept the raiment of them that slew him; the accusers of him, and witnesses against him, whose hands were first on him, and cast the first stones at him, and continued to stone him, until they killed him: these laid their garments at the feet of Saul, who looked after them, that nobody stole them, and run away with them, whilst they were stoning Stephen; which shows how disposed he was to that fact, and how much he approved of it: and these things he mentions to suggest that surely the Jews would receive his testimony, since they knew what a bitter enemy he had been to this way: and therefore might conclude, that he must have some very good and strong reasons, which had prevailed upon him to embrace this religion against all his prejudices, and so might be willing to hear them; and it also shows what an affection the apostle had for the Jews, and how much he desired their spiritual welfare, for which reason he chose to have stayed, and preached among them.

Barnes' Notes on the Bible

The blood of thy martyr Stephen was shed - See Acts 7:58; Acts 8:1.

I also was standing by - Acts 7:58.

And consenting unto his death - Acts 8:1.

And kept the raiment - The outer robes or garments, which were usually laid aside when they engaged in running or labor. See Acts 7:58. All this showed that, though Paul was not engaged in stoning Stephen, yet he was with them in spirit, and fully accorded with what they did. These circumstances are mentioned here by him as reasons why he knew that he would not be received by Christians as one of their number, and why it was necessary, therefore, for him to turn to the Gentile world.

Clarke's Notes on the Bible

Verse Acts 22:20. When the blood of thy martyr Stephen was shed — Acts 7:58; Acts 7:58; and Acts 8:1; Acts 8:1. All these things Paul alleged as reasons why he could not expect to be received by the Christians; for how could they suppose that such a persecutor could be converted?