But he said, I am not mad, most noble Festus; but speak forth the words of truth and soberness.
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The verse 25 is found in chapter 26 of Acts. Festus interprets Paul’s defense as intellectual excess, while Agrippa recognizes the force of his argument. Paul maintains that the message is public and verifiable, not a secret doctrine.
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Er aber sprach: Mein teurer Festus, ich rase nicht, sondern rede wahre und vernünftige Worte.
Mas Él dijo: No estoy loco, excelentísimo Festo, sino que hablo palabras de verdad y de templanza.
Pero Pablo respondió: «No estoy loco, excelentísimo Festo; pronuncio palabras de verdad y de sensatez.
Je ne suis point fou, très excellent Festus, répliqua Paul; ce sont, au contraire, des paroles de vérité et de bon sens que je prononce.
Ma egli disse: Io non farnetico, eccellentissimo Festo; anzi ragiono parole di verità, e di senno ben composto.
Mas ele disse: Não deliro, ó potentíssimo Festo; antes digo palavras de verdade e de um são juízo.
保羅 說:「 非斯都 大人,我不是瘋了,我說的乃是真實和清醒的話。
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