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• The captain came up and arrested him, giving orders that he should be bound with a double chain; then he asked who he was, and what he had done. (Acts 21, 33)

• The glory of that light had blinded me, and my companions were leading me by the hand when I came into Damascus. (Acts 22, 11)

• came and stood beside me, and said, Brother Saul, look up and see. And at that instant I looked up into his face. (Acts 22, 13)

• Come then, why art thou wasting time? Rise up, and receive baptism, washing away thy sins at the invocation of his name. (Acts 22, 16)

• So the captain came and asked him, What is this? Thou art a Roman citizen? Yes, he said. (Acts 22, 27)

• So that a great clamour followed; and some of the Pharisees came forward to protest; We cannot find any fault in this man, they said. Perhaps he has had a message from a spirit, or an angel. (Acts 23, 9)

• On the next night, the Lord came to his side, and told him, Do not lose heart; thou hast done with bearing me witness in Jerusalem, and now thou must carry the same witness to Rome. (Acts 23, 11)

• When day came, the Jews held a conclave, and bound themselves under a solemn curse that they would not eat or drink until they had killed Paul; (Acts 23, 12)

• Here is a man whom the Jews seized, and set about killing him; but I came up with my men and rescued him, learning that he was a Roman citizen. (Acts 23, 27)

• And now, since I have information of a plot which they have laid against him, I am sending him to thee, telling his accusers at the same time that they must plead their cause before thee. Farewell. (Acts 23, 30)

• So the governor read the letter, asked from what province he came, and was told, From Cilicia; (Acts 23, 34)

• Five days later the high priest Ananias came down, accompanied by some of the elders and by an advocate named Tertullus; these appeared before the governor against Paul. (Acts 24, 1)