Provide beasts (κτενη παραστησα). Change from direct to indirect discourse just the opposite of that in verse 22.

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And provide them beasts. This meant one animal for Paul and one for each of his attendants. The word translated 'beasts'—ktēnē—is…

Felix the governor. The career of the procurator so named is not without interest as an illustration of the manner in which the Ro…

Since the commander could not risk having a Roman citizen assassinated while in his custody, he took steps to transfer Paul to the jurisdiction of …

And provide them beasts
Horses or mules; the Syriac version reads in the singular number, "a beast": and one being s…

False religious principles, adopted by carnal men, urge toward such wickedne , as human nature would hardly be thought capable of. Yet the Lord rea…