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And the barbarous peopleshewedusnolittlekindness:for they kindled a fire, and receivedus every one,because of the presentrain,andbecause of the cold.
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Andwhen the barbarianssaw the venomous beasthangonhishand, they saidamongthemselves, No doubtthismanis a murderer,whom, though he hath escaped* the sea, yet vengeancesufferethnot to live.
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Howbeit they looked when heshould have swollen, or fallen downdeadsuddenly:but after they had looked a great while*, andsawnoharmcometohim, they changed their minds, and said that hewas a god.
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And it came to pass, that the father of Publiuslay sick of a feverand of a bloody flux:towhomPaul entered in, andprayed, and laid his handsonhim, and healedhim.
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And from thence, when the brethrenheardofus, they came to meet*us as far asAppiiforum,and The threetaverns:whom when Paulsaw, he thankedGod, and tookcourage.
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Andwhen we cametoRome, the centuriondelivered the prisoners to the captain of the guard:butPaul was suffered to dwellbyhimselfwith a soldier that kepthim.
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And it came to pass, that afterthreedaysPaulcalled the chief* of the Jewstogether: and when they were come together, he saiduntothem,Men and brethren, though I have committednothingagainst the people,orcustoms of our fathers, yet was I deliveredprisonerfromJerusaleminto the hands of the Romans.
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And when they had appointedhim a day, there camemanytohiminto his lodging; to whom he expounded and testified the kingdom of God*, persuadingthemconcerningJesus,both out of the law of Moses,and out of the prophets,frommorningtillevening.
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And when they agreed not*amongthemselves, they departed, after that Paul had spokenoneword*, Wellspake the HolyGhostbyEsaias the prophetuntoourfathers,
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For the heart of thispeople is waxed gross, and their ears are dull of hearing, andtheireyes have they closed; lest they should see with their eyes,andhear with their ears,andunderstand with their heart,and should be converted, and I should healthem.