Acts 8

Following Stephen's martyrdom, Saul ravages the Jerusalem church, scattering believers who preach the word; Philip proclaims Christ in Samaria, performing miracles that bring great joy, leading many including Simon the sorcerer to believe, though Simon later seeks to buy the Holy Spirit's power and is rebuked by Peter and John.[1][2][3] Directed by an angel, Philip encounters an Ethiopian eunuch reading Isaiah, explains Jesus as the suffering servant, and baptizes him before being caught away by the Spirit.[1][2]

Interlinear Text

Verse 1
Σαῦλος saulos Saul Saul N NOM M SG δὲ de but now CONJ ἦν en was was existing V IMPF ACT IND 3P SG συνευδοκῶν suneudokon consenting jointly approving V PRS ACT PTCP NOM M SG τῇ te the to the ART DAT F SG ἀναιρέσει anairesei killing to execution N DAT F SG αὐτοῦ autou his of him PRO.P 3P GEN M SG ἐγένετο egeneto there arose it became V AOR MID IND 3P SG δὲ de-2 and now CONJ ἐν en-2 on in PREP DAT ἐκείνῃ ekeine that to that one DET DAT F SG τῇ te-2 the to the ART DAT F SG ἡμέρᾳ emera day in a day N DAT F SG διωγμὸς diogmos persecution hostile pursuit N NOM M SG μέγας megas great great ADJ.A NOM M SG ἐπὶ epi against upon, over PREP ACC τὴν ten the the (feminine singular) ART ACC F SG ἐκκλησίαν ekklesian church assembly called together N ACC F SG τὴν ten-2 the the (feminine singular) PRO.R ACC F SG ἐν en-3 in in PREP DAT Ἱεροσολύμοις ierosolumois Jerusalem to Jerusalem N DAT N PL πάντες pantes all all PRO.I NOM M PL δὲ de-3 but now CONJ διεσπάρησαν diesparesan were scattered they were scattered throughout V AOR PASS IND 3P PL κατὰ kata throughout according to PREP ACC τὰς tas the the (feminine plural) ART ACC F PL χώρας choras regions of the region N ACC F PL τῆς tes of of the ART GEN F SG Ἰουδαίας ioudaias Judea of Judea N GEN F SG καὶ kai and and CONJ Σαμαρείας samareias Samaria of Samaria N GEN F SG πλὴν plen except except PREP GEN τῶν ton the the ART GEN M PL ἀποστόλων apostolon apostles of commissioned envoys N GEN M PL
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