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Acts 20
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- 20:1
And
after the
uproar was
ceased,
Paul
called unto him the
disciples,
and
embraced them, and
departed for to
go
into
Macedonia.
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- 20:2
And when he had gone
over
those
parts,
and had
given
them
much
exhortation
*, he
came
into
Greece,
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- 20:3
And there
abode
three
months. And when the
Jews
*
laid
wait for
him, as he was
about to
sail
into
Syria, he
purposed
* to
return
through
Macedonia.
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- 20:4
And there
accompanied
him
into
Asia
Sopater of
Berea;
and of the
Thessalonians,
Aristarchus
and
Secundus;
and
Gaius of
Derbe,
and
Timotheus;
and of
Asia,
Tychicus
and
Trophimus.
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- 20:5
These going
before
tarried for
us
at
Troas.
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- 20:6
And
we sailed
away
from
Philippi
after the
days of unleavened
bread,
and
came
unto
them
to
Troas
in
five
days;
where we
abode
seven
days.
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- 20:7
And
upon the
first day of the
week, when the
disciples came
together to
break
bread,
Paul
preached unto
them,
ready to
depart on the
morrow;
and
continued his
speech
until
midnight.
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- 20:8
And there
were
many
lights
in the upper
chamber,
where they
were gathered
together.
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- 20:9
And there
sat
in a
window a
certain young
man
named
Eutychus, being
fallen into a
deep
sleep: and as
Paul was
long
*
preaching, he sunk
down
with
sleep, and fell
down
*
from the third
loft,
and was taken
up
dead.
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- 20:10
And
Paul went
down, and fell
on
him,
and
embracing him
said,
Trouble
not
yourselves;
for
his
life
is
in
him.
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- 20:11
When
he therefore was come up
again,
and had
broken
bread,
and
eaten,
and
talked
* a long
while, even
till break of
day,
so he
departed.
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- 20:12
And they
brought the young
man
alive,
and
were
not a
little
comforted.
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- 20:13
And
we went
before
to
ship, and
sailed
unto
Assos,
there
intending to take
in
Paul:
for
so had
he
appointed,
minding
himself to go
afoot.
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- 20:14
And
when he
met with
us
at
Assos, we
took
him
in, and
came
to
Mitylene.
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- 20:15
And we
sailed
thence, and
came the
next day over
against
Chios;
and the
next day we
arrived
at
Samos,
and
tarried
at
Trogyllium; and the
next day we
came
to
Miletus.
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- 20:16
For
Paul had
determined to sail
by
Ephesus,
because
he
would
not spend the
time
in
Asia:
for he
hasted,
if it
were
possible for
him, to
be
at
Jerusalem the
day of
Pentecost.
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- 20:17
And
from
Miletus he
sent
to
Ephesus, and
called the
elders of the
church.
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- 20:18
And
when they were
come
to
him, he
said unto
them,
Ye
know,
from the
first
day
that
I
came
into
Asia, after what
manner I have
been
with
you at
all
seasons,
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- 20:19
Serving the
Lord
with
all humility of
mind,
and with
many
tears,
and
temptations,
which
befell
me
by the lying in
wait of the
Jews:
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- 20:20 And
how I kept
back
nothing that was
profitable unto you,
but have
shewed
you,
and have
taught
you
publickly,
and
from house to
house,
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- 20:21
Testifying
both to the
Jews, and
also to the
Greeks,
repentance
toward
God,
and
faith
toward
our
Lord
Jesus
Christ.
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- 20:22
And
now,
behold,
I
go
bound in the
spirit
unto
Jerusalem,
not
knowing the things that shall
befall
me
there
*:
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- 20:23
Save
that the
Holy
Ghost
witnesseth in
every
city,
saying
that
bonds
and
afflictions
abide
me.
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- 20:24
But
none of these
things move
me,
neither count
I
my
life
dear unto
myself,
so that I might
finish
my
course
with
joy,
and the
ministry,
which I have
received
of the
Lord
Jesus, to
testify the
gospel of the
grace of
God.
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- 20:25
And
now,
behold,
I
know
that
ye
all,
among
whom I have
gone
preaching the
kingdom of
God, shall
see
my
face no
more.
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- 20:26
Wherefore I
take
you to
record
this
*
day,
that
I am
pure
from the
blood of
all men.
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- 20:27
For I
have
not
*
shunned to
declare unto
you
all the
counsel of
God.
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- 20:28 Take
heed
therefore unto
yourselves,
and to
all the
flock,
over the
which the
Holy
Ghost hath
made
you
overseers, to
feed the
church of
God,
which he hath
purchased
with his
own
blood.
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- 20:29
For
I
know
this,
that
after
my
departing shall
grievous
wolves enter
in
among
you,
not
sparing the
flock.
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- 20:30
Also
of
your own
selves
shall
men
arise,
speaking perverse
things, to draw
away
disciples
after
them.
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- 20:31
Therefore
watch, and
remember,
that by the space of three
years I
ceased
not to
warn
every
one
night
and
day
with
tears.
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- 20:32
And
now,
brethren, I
commend
you to
God,
and to the
word of
his
grace,
which is
able to build you
up,
and to
give
you an
inheritance
among
all them which are
sanctified.
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- 20:33 I have
coveted no
man's
silver,
or
gold,
or
apparel.
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- 20:34
Yea, ye
yourselves
know,
that
these
hands have
ministered unto
my
necessities,
and to them that
were
with
me.
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- 20:35 I have
shewed
you all
things, how
that
so
labouring ye
ought to
support the
weak,
and to
remember the
words of the
Lord
Jesus,
how
he
said, It
is
more
blessed to
give
than to
receive.
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- 20:36
And when he had
thus
spoken,
he
kneeled
down, and
prayed
with
them
all.
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- 20:37
And they
all
wept
*
sore,
and
fell
on
Paul's
neck, and
kissed
him,
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- 20:38
Sorrowing most of
all
for the
words
which he
spake,
that they
should
see
his
face no
more.
And they
accompanied
him
unto the
ship.
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