13:10

Hai .... penuh penuh(TB)/Hai .... penuh(TL) <5599 4134> [O full.]

anak(TB/TL) <5207> [thou child.]

[will.]

yang lurus(TB)/betul(TL) <2117> [the right.]

13:10

anak Iblis,

Mat 13:38; Yoh 8:44 [Semua]

Jalan Tuhan

Hos 14:10

13:27

tidak mengakui(TB)/mengenal(TL) <50> [because.]

dan(TB)/beserta ......... serta(TL) <2532> [nor.]

segala(TL) <3588> [which.]

mereka menggenapi(TB)/digenapkannya(TL) <4137> [they have.]

13:27

mengakui Yesus.

Kis 3:17

perkataan nabi-nabi

Luk 24:27; [Lihat FULL. Luk 24:27]; Mat 1:22; [Lihat FULL. Mat 1:22] [Semua]

13:50

Orang-orang Yahudi(TB)/Yahudi(TL) <2453> [the Jews.]

takut akan Allah(TB)/beribadat(TL) <4576> [devout.]

terkemuka(TB)/mulia-mulia(TL) <2158> [honourable.]

dan mereka mendatangkan ..... dan ... dan(TB)/dan ....... lalu mendatangkan ...... dan ... serta(TL) <2532 1892> [and raised.]

dan ....... dan ... dan mengusir membuangkan(TB)/dan ....... lalu ....... dan ... serta membuangkan(TL) <2532 1544> [and expelled.]

13:50

Judul : Ke Ikonium, Listra dan Derbe

Perikop : Kis 13:50-52

daerah itu.

1Tes 2:16; [Lihat FULL. 1Tes 2:16]

19:19

yang pernah melakukan(TB)/pestaka(TL) <4238> [used.]

sihir(TB)/mengamalkan(TL) <4021> [curious.]

[Periergos <\\See definition 4021\\>,] curious, that is, magical arts, in which sense the word is used in the Greek writers. The study of magic was prosecuted with such zeal at Ephesus, that [Ephesios <\\See definition 2180\\> gramma <\\See definition 1121\\>,] the Ephesian letters, certain charms, or words used in incantation, became much celebrated in antiquity.

membakarnya(TB)/dibakar(TL) <2618> [and burned.]

lima(TB/TL) <4002> [fifty.]

Probably Attic drachms; which at 7.«d. each, would amount to 1,562œ. 10s. or at, 9d. each, to 1,875œ.

19:19

Catatan Frasa: PERNAH MELAKUKAN SIHIR.

27:40

melepaskan(TB)/dikeratnya(TL) <4014> [taken up, etc. or, cut the anchors, they left them in the sea, etc.]

mengorak ..... tali-tali kemudi(TB)/mengorak ... kemudi(TL) <4079 2202> [the rudder bands.]

Or, "the bands of the rudders;" for large vessels in ancient times had two or more rudders, which were fastened to the ship by means of bands, or chains, by which they were hoisted out of the water when incapable of being used. These bands being loosed, the rudders would fall into their proper places, and serve to steer the vessel into the creek, which they had in view, and hoisted.

27:40

tali-tali sauh,

Kis 27:29