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1 AND as Paul beheld their assembly, he said, Men, my brethren, I have lived i n all good conscience before God until this day. |
2 And the high priest An-a-ni'as commanded those who stood by his side to strike Paul on the mouth. |
3 Then Paul said to him, God shall smite you, O you hypocrite: for you sit to judge me according to the law, yet you yourself transgress the law, when you command that I be smitten. |
4 And those who stood by said to him, Do you even revile the high priest of God? |
5 Then Paul said to them, Brothers, I did not know that he was a high priest: for it is written, You shall not revile the ruler of your people. |
6 Now when Paul perceived that part of the people were Sad'du-cees, and the others were Phar'i-sees, he cried out in the assembly, Men, my brethren, I am a Phar'i-see, the son of a Phar'i-see: and it is because of the hope of the resurrection of the dead that I am here to be judged. |
7 And when he had said this, there arose a dissension between the Phar'i-sees and the Sad'du-cees: and the people were divided. |
8 For the Sad'du-cees say there is no resurrection, neither angels nor soul: but the Phar'i-sees believe in them. |
9 Then there arose a great cry: and the scribes that were of the party of the Phar'i-sees rose up, and argued, saying, We find no fault with this man: and if a spirit or an angel has spoken to him, there is nothing wrong in that. |
10 And because there was a great disturbance among them, the chief captain, fearing that they might tear Paul to pieces, sent Roman soldiers to go and seize him from among them and bring him into the castle. |
11 During the night, our LORD appeared to Paul and said, Be strong, for as you have testified concerning me at Jerusalem, so also you are to testify at Rome. |
12 And when it was morning, certain of the Jews banded together and bound themselves under oath, that they would neither eat nor drink till they had killed Paul. |
13 And those who had sworn to this conspiracy were more than forty persons. |
14 And they went to the priests and elders, and said, We have bound ourselves under an oath, not to taste anything till we have killed Paul. |
15 Now you and the leaders of the council ask the captain to bring him to you, as though you were desirous to have a thorough investigation of his acts, and we are ready to kill him before he shall arrive here. |
16 When Paul's nephew heard this plot, he went into the castle and told Paul. |
17 Then Paul sent for and called one of the centurions, and said, Take this young man to the captain, for he has something to tell him. |
18 So the centurion took the young man, and brought him to the chief captain and said, Paul, the prisoner, called me and begged me to bring this young man to you, for he has something to tell you. |
19 Then the captain took the young man by his hand, and drew him aside, and asked him, What have you to tell me? |
20 And the young man said to him, The Jews have decided to ask you to bring Paul down tomorrow to their council, as though they were desirous to learn something more from him. |
21 You must not listen to them: for behold more than forty of them, who have bound themselves with an oath neither to eat nor to drink till they have killed him, are lying in wait for him: and behold they are ready and awaiting your reply. |
22 Then the captain dismissed the young man and charged him, Let no man know that you have en_lbp_informed me of these things. |
23 And he called to him two centurions, and said, Go and make ready two hundred Roman soldiers to go to Cµs-a-re'a and seventy horsemen and two hundred spearmen, to leave at nine o'clock tonight. |
24 And provide also an animal that they may set Paul on, and carry him safe to Felix the governor. |
25 And he wrote a letter after this manner and gave it to them: |
26 Clau'di-us Lys'ias to the most excellent governor Fe'lix, greetings. |
27 This man was seized by the Jews who intended to kill him: but I intervened with Roman soldiers and rescued him, when I understood he was a Roman citizen. |
28 And because I wanted to know the cause for which they accused him, I took him down to their council. |
29 And I found that only concerning questions of their law was he accused, and that he had done nothing worthy of bonds or of death. |
30 And when I was en_lbp_informed that the Jews had plotted secretly against him, I immediately sent him to you, and I have ordered his accusers to go and contend with him before you. Farewell. |
31 Then the Roman soldiers as it was commanded them, took Paul and brought him by night to the city of An-tip'a-tris. |
32 And the next day the horsemen dismissed the footmen so that they might return to the castle: |
33 And they brought him to Cµs-a-re'a, and delivered the letter to the governor, and also presented Paul before him. |
34 And when the governor had read the letter, he asked Paul of what province he was. And when he learned that he was of Ci-li'cia; |
35 He said to him, I will give you an audience when your accusers arrive. And he commanded him to be kept in the Prµ-to'ri-um of Herod. |
Деяния апостоловГлава 23 |
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2 Прервав Павла, первосвященник Анания приказал тем, кто стоял рядом, бить его по устам. |
3 На это Павел сказал ему: «Бить тебя будет Бог, ты, стена побелённая! Сидишь ты тут, чтобы судить меня по Закону, а сам вопреки Закону велишь бить меня». |
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7 Как только он это сказал, фарисеи и саддукеи заспорили между собой, и собрание раскололось. |
8 (Саддукеи, как известно, утверждают, что нет ни воскресения из мертвых, ни ангелов, ни духов, а фарисеи всё это признают.) |
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10 Спор стал таким ожесточенным, что трибун начал опасаться, что Павла могут растерзать, потому он приказал воинам прийти и вывести Павла из толпы спорящих и препроводить его в крепость. |
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13 В этом заговоре участвовало более сорока человек. |
14 Они пришли к первосвященникам и старейшинам и сказали: «Мы связали себя священной клятвой: ничего есть не будем, пока не убьем Павла. |
15 Обратитесь же теперь вместе с Синедрионом к трибуну и попросите привести к вам Павла, якобы для того, чтобы поточнее рассмотреть его дело. Мы готовы убить его прежде, чем он придет сюда». |
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21 Но, прошу тебя, не доверяй им. Потому что более сорока человек устроили засаду и поклялись не есть и не пить, пока не убьют Павла. И уже сейчас они готовы и ожидают лишь твоего согласия». |
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24 Приготовьте также лошадей для Павла, чтобы он под надежной охраной был доставлен к прокуратору Феликсу». |
25 И он написал письмо такого содержания: |
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28 Желая разобраться в том, в чем они его обвиняют, я привел его в их Синедрион. |
29 Мне стало ясно, что обвинение касается спорных вопросов их Закона, но не предъявлено ничего такого, за что он достоин был бы смерти или тюрьмы. |
30 Когда же мне стало известно о готовящемся покушении на этого человека, я немедленно послал его к тебе, а его обвинителям велел изложить перед тобой всё, что они имеют против него. Будь в полном здравии». |
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32 а на следующий день, оставив всадников сопровождать его, возвратились в крепость. |
33 Прибыв в Кесарию, сопровождавшие Павла вручили прокуратору письмо и передали ему узника. |
34 Прокуратор прочел письмо и спросил Павла, из какой он провинции. Узнав, что тот из Киликии, |
35 сказал: «Я выслушаю тебя, когда прибудут твои обвинители». И затем повелел содержать Павла под стражей во дворце Ирода. |
ActsChapter 23 |
Деяния апостоловГлава 23 |
1 AND as Paul beheld their assembly, he said, Men, my brethren, I have lived i n all good conscience before God until this day. |
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2 And the high priest An-a-ni'as commanded those who stood by his side to strike Paul on the mouth. |
2 Прервав Павла, первосвященник Анания приказал тем, кто стоял рядом, бить его по устам. |
3 Then Paul said to him, God shall smite you, O you hypocrite: for you sit to judge me according to the law, yet you yourself transgress the law, when you command that I be smitten. |
3 На это Павел сказал ему: «Бить тебя будет Бог, ты, стена побелённая! Сидишь ты тут, чтобы судить меня по Закону, а сам вопреки Закону велишь бить меня». |
4 And those who stood by said to him, Do you even revile the high priest of God? |
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5 Then Paul said to them, Brothers, I did not know that he was a high priest: for it is written, You shall not revile the ruler of your people. |
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6 Now when Paul perceived that part of the people were Sad'du-cees, and the others were Phar'i-sees, he cried out in the assembly, Men, my brethren, I am a Phar'i-see, the son of a Phar'i-see: and it is because of the hope of the resurrection of the dead that I am here to be judged. |
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7 And when he had said this, there arose a dissension between the Phar'i-sees and the Sad'du-cees: and the people were divided. |
7 Как только он это сказал, фарисеи и саддукеи заспорили между собой, и собрание раскололось. |
8 For the Sad'du-cees say there is no resurrection, neither angels nor soul: but the Phar'i-sees believe in them. |
8 (Саддукеи, как известно, утверждают, что нет ни воскресения из мертвых, ни ангелов, ни духов, а фарисеи всё это признают.) |
9 Then there arose a great cry: and the scribes that were of the party of the Phar'i-sees rose up, and argued, saying, We find no fault with this man: and if a spirit or an angel has spoken to him, there is nothing wrong in that. |
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10 And because there was a great disturbance among them, the chief captain, fearing that they might tear Paul to pieces, sent Roman soldiers to go and seize him from among them and bring him into the castle. |
10 Спор стал таким ожесточенным, что трибун начал опасаться, что Павла могут растерзать, потому он приказал воинам прийти и вывести Павла из толпы спорящих и препроводить его в крепость. |
11 During the night, our LORD appeared to Paul and said, Be strong, for as you have testified concerning me at Jerusalem, so also you are to testify at Rome. |
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12 And when it was morning, certain of the Jews banded together and bound themselves under oath, that they would neither eat nor drink till they had killed Paul. |
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13 And those who had sworn to this conspiracy were more than forty persons. |
13 В этом заговоре участвовало более сорока человек. |
14 And they went to the priests and elders, and said, We have bound ourselves under an oath, not to taste anything till we have killed Paul. |
14 Они пришли к первосвященникам и старейшинам и сказали: «Мы связали себя священной клятвой: ничего есть не будем, пока не убьем Павла. |
15 Now you and the leaders of the council ask the captain to bring him to you, as though you were desirous to have a thorough investigation of his acts, and we are ready to kill him before he shall arrive here. |
15 Обратитесь же теперь вместе с Синедрионом к трибуну и попросите привести к вам Павла, якобы для того, чтобы поточнее рассмотреть его дело. Мы готовы убить его прежде, чем он придет сюда». |
16 When Paul's nephew heard this plot, he went into the castle and told Paul. |
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17 Then Paul sent for and called one of the centurions, and said, Take this young man to the captain, for he has something to tell him. |
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18 So the centurion took the young man, and brought him to the chief captain and said, Paul, the prisoner, called me and begged me to bring this young man to you, for he has something to tell you. |
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19 Then the captain took the young man by his hand, and drew him aside, and asked him, What have you to tell me? |
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20 And the young man said to him, The Jews have decided to ask you to bring Paul down tomorrow to their council, as though they were desirous to learn something more from him. |
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21 You must not listen to them: for behold more than forty of them, who have bound themselves with an oath neither to eat nor to drink till they have killed him, are lying in wait for him: and behold they are ready and awaiting your reply. |
21 Но, прошу тебя, не доверяй им. Потому что более сорока человек устроили засаду и поклялись не есть и не пить, пока не убьют Павла. И уже сейчас они готовы и ожидают лишь твоего согласия». |
22 Then the captain dismissed the young man and charged him, Let no man know that you have en_lbp_informed me of these things. |
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23 And he called to him two centurions, and said, Go and make ready two hundred Roman soldiers to go to Cµs-a-re'a and seventy horsemen and two hundred spearmen, to leave at nine o'clock tonight. |
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24 And provide also an animal that they may set Paul on, and carry him safe to Felix the governor. |
24 Приготовьте также лошадей для Павла, чтобы он под надежной охраной был доставлен к прокуратору Феликсу». |
25 And he wrote a letter after this manner and gave it to them: |
25 И он написал письмо такого содержания: |
26 Clau'di-us Lys'ias to the most excellent governor Fe'lix, greetings. |
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27 This man was seized by the Jews who intended to kill him: but I intervened with Roman soldiers and rescued him, when I understood he was a Roman citizen. |
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28 And because I wanted to know the cause for which they accused him, I took him down to their council. |
28 Желая разобраться в том, в чем они его обвиняют, я привел его в их Синедрион. |
29 And I found that only concerning questions of their law was he accused, and that he had done nothing worthy of bonds or of death. |
29 Мне стало ясно, что обвинение касается спорных вопросов их Закона, но не предъявлено ничего такого, за что он достоин был бы смерти или тюрьмы. |
30 And when I was en_lbp_informed that the Jews had plotted secretly against him, I immediately sent him to you, and I have ordered his accusers to go and contend with him before you. Farewell. |
30 Когда же мне стало известно о готовящемся покушении на этого человека, я немедленно послал его к тебе, а его обвинителям велел изложить перед тобой всё, что они имеют против него. Будь в полном здравии». |
31 Then the Roman soldiers as it was commanded them, took Paul and brought him by night to the city of An-tip'a-tris. |
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32 And the next day the horsemen dismissed the footmen so that they might return to the castle: |
32 а на следующий день, оставив всадников сопровождать его, возвратились в крепость. |
33 And they brought him to Cµs-a-re'a, and delivered the letter to the governor, and also presented Paul before him. |
33 Прибыв в Кесарию, сопровождавшие Павла вручили прокуратору письмо и передали ему узника. |
34 And when the governor had read the letter, he asked Paul of what province he was. And when he learned that he was of Ci-li'cia; |
34 Прокуратор прочел письмо и спросил Павла, из какой он провинции. Узнав, что тот из Киликии, |
35 He said to him, I will give you an audience when your accusers arrive. And he commanded him to be kept in the Prµ-to'ri-um of Herod. |
35 сказал: «Я выслушаю тебя, когда прибудут твои обвинители». И затем повелел содержать Павла под стражей во дворце Ирода. |