Commanding his accusers to come unto thee: by examining of whom thyself mayest take knowledge of all these things, whereof we accuse him.
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The verse 8 is found in chapter 24 of Acts. Tertullus accuses Paul before Felix, portraying him as a troublemaker and leader of a sect. The accusation combines political and religious elements to build a case against the apostle.
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und hieß seine Verkläger zu dir kommen; von welchem du kannst, so du es erforschen willst, das alles erkunden, um was wir ihn verklagen.
Mandando a sus acusadores que viniesen a ti; del cual tú mismo juzgando, podrás entender todas estas cosas de que le acusamos.
en ordonnant à ses accusateurs de venir devant toi. Tu pourras toi-même, en l'interrogeant, apprendre de lui tout ce dont nous l'accusons.
comandando eziandio che gli accusatori d’esso venissero a te; da lui potrai tu stesso, per l’esaminazione che tu ne farai, saper la verità di tutte le cose delle quali non l’accusiamo.
Mandando aos seus acusadores que viessem a ti; e dele tu mesmo, examinando-o, poderás entender tudo o de que o acusamos.
你自己審問他,就可以知道我們所控告他的一切事了。」
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