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And king Agrippa is also well acquainted with these things; and I therefore speak confidently before him, because I suppose not one of these things hath escaped his knowledge; for they were not done in secret.

And the next day, we arrived at Zidon. And the centurion treated Paul with kindness, and permitted him to visit his friends and be refreshed.

And Paul took up a bundle of fagots and laid them on the fire: and a viper, [fn] by the heat, came out of them, and bit his hand.

when the barbarians saw it hanging on his hand, they said: Doubtless, this man is a murderer; whom, though delivered from the sea, justice will not suffer to live.

But Paul shook his hand, and threw the viper into the fire: and he received no harm.

And there were lands in that quarter, belonging to a man named Publius, who was the chief man of the island: and he cheerfully received us at his house three days.

And the father of Publius was sick with a fever and dysentery. And Paul went in to him, and prayed, and laid his hand on him, and healed him.

they appointed him a day; and many assembled, and came to him at his lodgings. And he explained to them respecting the kingdom of God, testifying and persuading them concerning Jesus, out of the law of Moses, and out of the prophets, from morning till evening.

And some of them assented to his discourses, and others did not assent.

And Paul hired a house, at his own cost, and resided in it two years; and there he received all that came to him.

(which he had before promised, by his prophets, in the holy scriptures,

concerning his Son, (who was born in the flesh, of seed of the house of David,

by whom we have received grace, and a mission among all the Gentiles, to the end that they may obey the faith in his name;

And God, whom in spirit I serve in the gospel of his Son, is my witness, that I unceasingly make mention of you, at all times, in my prayers.

For, from the foundations of the world, the occult things of God are seen, by the intellect, in the things he created, even his eternal power and divinity; so that they might be without excuse;

Or wilt thou abuse the riches of his benevolence, and his long suffering, and the opportunity which he giveth thee? And dost thou not know, that the benevolence of God should bring thee to repentance?

who will recompense to every man, according to his deeds;

that thou knowest his good pleasure, and discernest obligations, because thou art instructed in the law;

But if the truth of God hath been furthered by my falsehood, to his glory; why am I then condemned as a sinner?

whom God hath preconstituted a propitiation, by faith in his blood, because of our sins, which we before committed,