Acts 25:8

While, &c. Literally Paul making his defence. Greek. apologeomai. See Acts 19:33.

he. The texts read "Paul".

Neither. Greek. oute.

against. Greek. eis. App-104.

temple. Greek. hieron. See Matthew 23:16.

nor yet. neither. Greek. oute, as above.

have. offended. did. transgress. Greek. hamartano. App-128.

any thing at all. any thing. Greek. tis. App-123.

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The beginning of the trial:
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While he answered — To a general charge a general answer was sufficient.

⁸ While he answered for himself, Neither against the law of the Jews, neither against the temple, nor yet against Caesar, have I offended any thing at all.

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Wesley's Explanatory Notes

Acts 25:8