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Atos 23:34

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34 Tendo lido a carta, o governador perguntou de que provĂ­ncia ele era; e, sabendo que era da CilĂ­cia,

Atos 23:34 Meaning and Commentary

Acts 23:34

And when the governor, had read the letter
Which he doubtless opened and read as soon as he had received it, not knowing what important business might be contained in it, or of what dangerous consequence a neglect of reading it might be; this showed care and diligence in him:

he asked of what province he was;
since he perceived by the letter he was a Roman, and that he might know whether he was under his jurisdiction, and whether the hearing of his case belonged to him; and it should seem that it rather belonged to the governor of Syria; but that the crimes he was charged with were committed in Judea, particularly that of profaning the temple.

And when he understood that he was of Cilicia;
which was a Roman province, in which Tarsus was, where Paul was born free; ( Acts 21:39 ) ( 22:3 ) .

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Atos 23:34 In-Context

32 Mas no dia seguinte, deixando aos de cavalaria irem com ele, voltaram ďż˝ fortaleza;
33 os quais, logo que chegaram a Cesaréia e entregaram a carta ao governador, apresentaram-lhe também Paulo.
34 Tendo lido a carta, o governador perguntou de que provĂ­ncia ele era; e, sabendo que era da CilĂ­cia,
35 disse: Ouvir-te-ei quando chegarem também os teus acusadores; e mandou que fosse guardado no pretório de Herodes.
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