Acts 25:24-26

Acts 25:24-26 evnqa,de

After evnqa,de the Western text, preserved in the margin of the Harclean Syriac, and partially supported by a few other witnesses, adds the following, as reconstructed by A. C. Clark: o[pwj paradw/ auvto.n eivj ba,sanon avnapolo,ghton (25) ouvk hvdunh,qhn de. paradou/nai auvto,n( dia. ta.j evntola.j a]j e;comen para. tou/ Sebastou/) eva.n de, tij auvtou/ kathgorei/n qe,lh|( e;legon avkolouqei/n moi eivj Kaisa,reian ou- evfula,sseto\ oi[tinej evlqo,ntej evbo,wn i[na avrqh|/ evk th/j zwh/j) avkou,saj de. avmfote,rwn katelabo,mhn evn mhdeni. auvto.n e;nocon ei=nai qana,tou\ eivpo,ntoj de, mou( Qe,leij kri,nesqai metV auvtw/n evn ~Ierosolu,moij* Kai,sara evpekale,sato (26) peri. ou-…(“that I should hand him over to them for punishment without any defense. (25) But I could not hand him over because of the orders that we have from the Emperor. But if anyone was going to accuse him, I said that he should follow me to Caesarea, where he [Paul] was being held in custody. And when they came, they cried out that he should be put to death. But when I heard both sides of the case, I found that he was in no respect guilty of death. But when I said, ‘Are you willing to be judged before them in Jerusalem?’ he appealed to Caesar. (26) …”).