What art thou about to do? (Τ μελλεις ποιειν?). On the point of doing, sharp warning.

Take heed what you are doing.—The better manuscripts give the words simply as a question: “What are you about to do?”

At this time, Roman citizenship (GK 4486; also 4871) was a highly prized right conferred only on those of high social or governmental standing, tho…

This man is a Roman. Some might marvel that the official in charge of examining Paul so readily believed him, affirming it as if he knew i…

When the centurion heard that
The question put by Paul, which strongly suggested that he was a Roman: