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Hechos 24

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1 Cinco días más tarde el sumo sacerdote Ananías descendió con algunos ancianos y con un abogado llamado Tértulo; y presentaron al gobernador sus cargos contra Pablo.

2 Después que llamaron a Pablo, Tértulo comenzó a acusarlo, diciendo al gobernador: Ya que por ti hemos obtenido mucha paz, y que por providencia tuya se están llevando a cabo reformas en favor de esta nación,

3 nosotros, por todos los medios y en todas partes, reconocemos esto con profunda gratitud, oh excelentísimo Félix.

4 Pero para no importunarte más, te suplico que, con tu habitual bondad, nos concedas una breve audiencia.

5 Pues hemos descubierto que este hombre es verdaderamente una plaga, y que provoca disensiones entre todos los judíos por el mundo entero , y es líder de la secta de los nazarenos.

6 Hasta trató de profanar el templo; entonces lo arrestamos y quisimos juzgarlo conforme a nuestra ley.

7 Pero interviniendo el comandante Lisias, con gran violencia lo quitó de nuestras manos,

8 mandando a sus acusadores que vinieran a ti. Si tú mismo lo interrogas sobre todo lo que he dicho, podrás confirmar las cosas de que lo acusamos.

9 Los judíos se unieron también a la acusación, asegurando que, efectivamente, así era todo.

10 Después que el gobernador le hizo una señal para que hablara, Pablo respondió: Sabiendo que por muchos años tú has sido juez de esta nación, con gusto presento mi defensa,

11 puesto que tú puedes comprobar el hecho de que no hace más de doce días que subí a Jerusalén a adorar.

12 Y ni en el templo, ni en las sinagogas, ni en la ciudad misma me encontraron discutiendo con nadie o provocando un tumulto.

13 Ni tampoco pueden probarte de lo que ahora me acusan.

14 Pero esto admito ante ti, que según el Camino que ellos llaman secta, yo sirvo al Dios de nuestros padres, creyendo todo lo que es conforme a la ley y que está escrito en los profetas;

15 teniendo la misma esperanza en Dios que éstos también abrigan, de que ciertamente habrá una resurrección tanto de los justos como de los impíos.

16 Por esto, yo también me esfuerzo por conservar siempre una conciencia irreprensible delante de Dios y delante de los hombres.

17 Y, después de varios años, he venido para traer limosnas a mi nación y a presentar ofrendas;

18 haciendo lo cual me encontraron en el templo, después de haberme purificado, no con multitud ni con alboroto. Pero estaban allí ciertos judíos de Asia,

19 y que deberían haberse presentado aquí ante ti y acusarme si tuvieran algo contra mí.

20 O si no, que éstos mismos digan qué delito encontraron cuando comparecí ante el concilio,

21 a no ser por esta sola declaración que hice en alta voz mientras estaba entre ellos: "Por la resurrección de los muertos soy juzgado hoy ante vosotros."

22 Entonces Félix, conociendo con mayor exactitud acerca del Camino, pospuso el fallo, diciendo: Cuando venga el comandante Lisias decidiré vuestro caso.

23 Y dio órdenes al centurión de que guardara a Pablo bajo custodia, pero con alguna medida de libertad, y que no impidiera a ninguno de sus amigos que lo sirvieran.

24 Pero pocos días más tarde, llegó Félix con Drusila su mujer, que era judía, y mandó traer a Pablo y lo oyó hablar acerca de la fe en Cristo Jesús.

25 Y al disertar Pablo sobre la justicia, el dominio propio y el juicio venidero, Félix, atemorizado dijo: Vete por ahora, pero cuando tenga tiempo te mandaré llamar.

26 Al mismo tiempo, tenía esperanza de que Pablo le diera dinero; por eso acostumbraba llamarlo con frecuencia y conversar con él.

27 Pero transcurridos dos años, Porcio Festo llegó como sucesor de Félix, y deseando hacer un favor a los judíos, Félix dejó preso a Pablo.

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1 And after five days, Ananias, prince of priests, came down with some elder men, and Tertullus, a fair speaker [and Tertullus, some orator, or advocate], which went to the president against Paul.

2 And when Paul was summoned, Tertullus began to accuse him, and said, When in much peace we do by thee, and many things be amended by thy wisdom, [And Paul summoned, Tertullus began to accuse, saying, When in much peace we do by thee, and many things be amended by thy providence, or wisdom,]

3 evermore and every where, thou best Felix, we have received with all doing of thankings.

4 But lest I tarry thee longer, I pray thee, shortly hear us for thy meekness.

5 We have found this wicked man stirring dissension to all [the] Jews in all the world, and author of dissension of the sect of Nazarenes; [+We have found this man bearing pestilence and stirring sedition, or dissension, to all the Jews in all the world, and author of sedition of the sect of Nazarenes;]

6 and he also endeavored to defoul the temple; whom also we took, and would deem, after our law.

7 But Lysias, the tribune, came above with great strength, and delivered him from our hands; [+Soothly Lysias, the tribune, came with great strength above, and delivered him out of our hands;]

8 and commanded his accusers to come to thee [commanding his accusers to come to thee], of whom thou deeming, mayest know of all these things, of which we accuse him.

9 And Jews put to, and said, that these things had them so. [Forsooth and Jews casted to, saying that these things had them so.]

10 And Paul answered, when the president granted [to] him to say, Of many years I know thee, that thou art doomsman to this folk, and I shall do enough for me with good reason.

11 For thou mayest know, for to me be not more than twelve days [for to me be no more than twelve days], since I came up [for] to worship in Jerusalem;

12 and neither in the temple they found me disputing with any man, neither making concourse of the people, neither in the synagogues, neither in city;

13 neither they be able to prove to thee, of the which things they now accuse me. [neither they may prove to thee, of which things they now accuse me.]

14 But I acknowledge to thee this thing, that after the sect which they say heresy, so I serve to God the Father, believing to all things that be written in the law and prophets;

15 and I have hope in God, which also they themselves abide, the again-rising to coming of just men and wicked. [+having hope into God, which and they themselves abide, the again-rising to come of just men and wicked.]

16 In this thing [and] I study without hurting, to have conscience to God, and to men evermore.

17 But after many years, I came to do almsdeeds to my folk, and offerings, and avows [and offerings, and vows];

18 in which they found me purified in the temple, not with company, neither with noise. And they caught me, and they cried, and said [And they caught me, crying, and saying], Take away our enemy. And some Jews of Asia,

19 which it behooved to be now present at thee [whom it behooved to be now present at thee], and accuse, if they had any thing against me,

20 either these themselves say [or these themselves say], if they found in me any thing of wickedness, since I stand in the council,

21 but only of this [one] voice, by which I cried standing among them, For of the again-rising of dead men I am deemed this day of you [For of the again-rising of dead I am deemed this day of you].

22 Soothly Felix delayed them, and knew most certainly of the way [Soothly Felix deferred them, most certainly he knowing of the way], and said, When Lysias, the tribune, shall come down, I shall hear you.

23 And he commanded to a centurion to keep him, and that he had rest [+And he commanded to a centurion to keep him, and to have rest], neither to forbid any man to minister of his own things to him.

24 And after some days Felix came, with Drusilla his wife, that was a Jewess, and called Paul, and heard of him the faith that is in Christ Jesus.

25 And while he disputed of rightwiseness, and chastity, and of doom to coming [and of doom to come], Felix was made trembling, and answered, That pertaineth now, go; but in time opportune I shall call thee [soothly in time covenable I shall call thee].

26 Also he hoped, that money should be given to him of Paul; for which thing again he called him [for which thing and oft he called him], and spake with him.

27 And when two years were filled, Felix took a successor, Porcius Festus; and Felix would give grace to the Jews, and left Paul bound. [+Soothly two years fulfilled, Felix took a successor, Porcius Festus; forsooth Felix willing to give grace to Jews, left Paul bound.]