May I say something unto thee? (Ε εξεστιν μο ειπειν τ προς σε?). On this use of ε in a direct question see on 1:6. The calm self-c…

May I speak unto thee? May I have the privilege of making my defense before you; or of stating the case truly—the cause of my accusation, …

Can you speak Greek?—The chiliarch apparently expected his prisoner to have spoken Hebrew, i.e., Aramaic, and was surpri…

At the head of the stone stairway leading into the Fortress of Antonia, Paul asked for permission to say something to Claudius Lysias, the commande…

May I speak unto thee? Paul offered to defend his cause, as all servants of God must do. For we must endeavor to make our integrity known …

And as Paul was to be led into the castle
Just as he was got up to the top of the steps, or stairs, that led up to t…

In the temple, where Paul should have been protected as in a place of safety, he was violently attacked. They falsely charged him with false doctri…