Acts 27 (kjv)

And^G1161 when^G5613 it was determined^G2919 that we^G2248 should sail^G636 into^G1519 Italy^G2482, they delivered^{G3860 G5037} Paul^G3972 and^G2532 certain^G5100 other^G2087 prisoners^G1202 unto one named^G3686 Julius^G2457, a centurion^G1543 of Augustus^G4575' band^G4686.²And^G1161 entering^G1910 into a ship^G4143 of Adramyttium^G98, we launched^G321, meaning^G3195 to sail^G4126 by^G2596 the coasts^G5117 of Asia^G773; one Aristarchus^G708, a Macedonian^G3110 of Thessalonica^G2331, being^G5607 with^G4862 us^G2254.³And^G5037 the next^G2087 day we touched^G2609 at^G1519 Sidon^G4605. And^G5037 Julius^G2457 courteously^G5364 entreated^G5530 Paul^G3972, and gave him liberty^G2010 to go^G4198 unto^G4314 his friends^G5384 to refresh himself^{G5177 G1958}.⁴And^G2547 when we had launched^G321 from thence^G2547, we sailed under^G5284 Cyprus^G2954, because^G1223 the winds^G417 were^G1511 contrary^G1727.⁵And^G5037 when we had sailed over^G1277 the sea^G3989 of^G2596 Cilicia^G2791 and^G2532 Pamphylia^G3828, we came^G2718 to^G1519 Myra^G3460, a city of Lycia^G3073.⁶And there^G2546 the centurion^G1543 found^G2147 a ship^G4143 of Alexandria^G222 sailing^G4126 into^G1519 Italy^G2482; and he put^G1688 us^G2248 therein^{G1519 G846}.⁷And^G1161 when we had sailed slowly^{G1020 G1722} many^G2425 days^G2250, and^G2532 scarce^G3433 were come^G1096 over against^G2596 Cnidus^G2834, the wind^G417 not^G3361 suffering^G4330 us^G2248, we sailed under^G5284 Crete^G2914, over against^G2596 Salmone^G4534;⁸And^G5037, hardly^G3433 passing^G3881 it^G846, came^G2064 unto^G1519 a^G5100 place^G5117 which is called^G2564 The fair^G2570 havens^{G2568 G3040}; nigh^G1451 whereunto^G3739 was^G2258 the city^G4172 of Lasea^G2996.⁹Now^G1161 when much^G2425 time^G5550 was spent^G1230, and^G2532 when sailing^G4144 was^G5607 now^G2235 dangerous^G2000, because^G1223 the fast^G3521 was^G3928 now^G2532 already^G2235 past^G3928, Paul^G3972 admonished^G3867 them,¹⁰And said^G3004 unto them^G846, Sirs^G435, I perceive^G2334 that^G3754 this voyage^G4144 will be^{G3195 G1510} with^G3326 hurt^G5196 and^G2532 much^G4183 damage^G2209, not^G3756 only^G3440 of the lading^G5414 and^G2532 ship^G4143, but^G235 also^G2532 of our^G2257 lives^G5590.¹¹Nevertheless^G1161 the centurion^G1543 believed^G3982 the master^G2942 and^G2532 the owner of the ship^G3490, more^G3123 than^G2228 those things which were spoken^G3004 by^G5259 Paul^G3972.¹²And^G1161 because^G5225 the haven^G3040 was^G5225 not commodious^G428 to^G4314 winter in^G3915, the more part^G4119 advised^{G1012 G5087} to depart^G321 thence also^G2547, if^G1513 by any means^G4458 they might^G1410 attain^G2658 to^G1519 Phenice^G5405, and there to winter^G3914; which is an haven^G3040 of Crete^G2914, and lieth^G991 toward^G2596 the south west^G3047 and^{G2532 G2596} north west^G5566.¹³And^G1161 when the south wind^G3558 blew softly^G5285, supposing^G1380 that they had obtained^G2902 their purpose^G4286, loosing^G142 thence, they sailed^G3881 close by^G788 Crete^G2914.¹⁴But^G1161 not^G3756 long^G4183 after^G3326 there arose^G906 against^G2596 it^G846 a tempestuous^G5189 wind^G417, called^G2564 Euroclydon^G2148.¹⁵And^G1161 when the ship^G4143 was caught^G4884, and^G2532 could^G1410 not^G3361 bear up into^G503 the wind^G417, we let her drive^{G1929 G5342}.¹⁶And^G1161 running under^G5295 a certain^G5100 island^G3519 which is called^G2564 Clauda^G2802, we had^G2480 much^G3433 work^G2480 to come by^{G4031 G1096} the boat^G4627:¹⁷Which^G3739 when they had taken up^G142, they used^G5530 helps^G996, undergirding^G5269 the ship^G4143; and^G5037, fearing^G5399 lest^G3361 they should fall^G1601 into^G1519 the quicksands^G4950, strake^G5465 sail^G4632, and so^G3779 were driven^G5342.¹⁸And^G1161 we^G2257 being exceedingly^G4971 tossed with a tempest^G5492, the next^G1836 day they lightened the ship^{G1546 G4160};¹⁹And^G2532 the third^G5154 day we cast out^G4496 with our own hands^G849 the tackling^G4631 of the ship^G4143.²⁰And^G1161 when neither^G3383 sun^G2246 nor^G3383 stars^G798 in^G1909 many^G4119 days^G2250 appeared^G2014, and^G5037 no^G3756 small^G3641 tempest^G5494 lay on^G1945 us, all^G3956 hope^G1680 that we^G2248 should be saved^G4982 was^G4014 then^G3063 taken away^G4014.²¹But^G1161 after^G5225 long^G4183 abstinence^{G776 G5119} Paul^G3972 stood forth^G2476 in^G1722 the midst^G3319 of them^G846, and said^G2036, Sirs^{G5599 G435}, ye should^{G1163 G3303} have hearkened^G3980 unto me^G3427, and not^G3361 have loosed^G321 from^G575 Crete^G2914, and^G5037 to have gained^G2770 this^G5026 harm^G5196 and^G2532 loss^G2209.²²And^G2532 now^G3569 I exhort^G3867 you^G5209 to be of good cheer^G2114: for^G1063 there shall be^G2071 no^G3762 loss^G580 of any man's life^G5590 among^G1537 you^G5216, but^G4133 of the ship^G4143.²³For^G1063 there stood by^G3936 me^G3427 this^G5026 night^G3571 the angel^G32 of God^G2316, whose^G3739 I am^G1510, and^G2532 whom^G3739 I serve^G3000,²⁴Saying^G3004, Fear^G5399 not^G3361, Paul^G3972; thou^G4571 must^G1163 be brought before^G3936 Caesar^G2541: and^G2532, lo^G2400, God^G2316 hath given^G5483 thee^G4671 all^G3956 them that sail^G4126 with^G3326 thee^G4675.²⁵Wherefore^G1352, sirs^G435, be of good cheer^G2114: for^G1063 I believe^G4100 God^G2316, that^G3754 it^G3779 shall be^G2071 even^{G2596 G3739} as^G5158 it was told^G2980 me^G3427.²⁶Howbeit^G1161 we^G2248 must^G1163 be cast^G1601 upon^G1519 a certain^G5100 island^G3520.²⁷But^G1161 when^G5613 the fourteenth^G5065 night^G3571 was come^G1096, as we^G2257 were driven up and down^G1308 in^G1722 Adria^G99, about^G2596 midnight^{G3319 G3571} the shipmen^G3492 deemed^G5282 that they^G846 drew near^G4317 to some^G5100 country^G5561;²⁸And^G2532 sounded^G1001, and found^G2147 it twenty^G1501 fathoms^G3712: and^G1161 when they had gone^G1339 a little further^G1024, they sounded^G1001 again^G3825, and^G2532 found^G2147 it fifteen^G1178 fathoms^G3712.²⁹Then^G5037 fearing^G5399 lest^{G3381 G4458} we should have fallen^{G1601 G1601} upon^G1519 rocks^{G5117 G5138}, they cast^G4496 four^G5064 anchors^G45 out of^G1537 the stern^G4403, and wished^{G2172 G1096} for the day^G2250.³⁰And^G1161 as the shipmen^G3492 were about^G2212 to flee^G5343 out of^G1537 the ship^G4143, when^G2532 they had let down^G5465 the boat^G4627 into^G1519 the sea^G2281, under colour^G4392 as though^G5613 they would^G3195 have cast^G1614 anchors^G45 out of^G1537 the foreship^G4408,³¹Paul^G3972 said^G2036 to the centurion^G1543 and^G2532 to the soldiers^G4757, Except^G3362 these^G3778 abide^G3306 in^G1722 the ship^G4143, ye^G5210 cannot^{G3756 G1410} be saved^G4982.³²Then^G5119 the soldiers^G4757 cut off^G609 the ropes^G4979 of the boat^G4627, and^G2532 let^G1439 her^G846 fall off^G1601.³³And^G1161 while^{G891 G3739} the day^G2250 was coming^G1096 on^G3195, Paul^G3972 besought^G3870 them all^G537 to take^G3335 meat^G5160, saying^G3004, This day^G4594 is the fourteenth^G5065 day^G2250 that ye have tarried^G4328 and continued^G1300 fasting^G777, having taken^G4355 nothing^G3367.³⁴Wherefore^G1352 I pray^G3870 you^G5209 to take^G4355 some meat^G5160: for^G1063 this^G5124 is^G5225 for^G4314 your^G5212 health^G4991: for^G1063 there shall^G4098 not^G3762 an hair^G2359 fall^G4098 from^G1537 the head^G2776 of any^G3762 of you^G5216.³⁵And^G1161 when he had thus^G5023 spoken^G2036,^G2532 he took^G2983 bread^G740, and gave thanks^G2168 to God^G2316 in presence^G1799 of them all^G3956: and^G2532 when he had broken^G2806 it, he began^G756 to eat^G2068.³⁶Then^G1161 were^G1096 they^{G846 G1096} all^G3956 of good cheer^G2115, and they^G4355 also^G2532 took^G4355 some meat^G5160.³⁷And^G1161 we were^G2258 in all^G3956 in^G1722 the ship^G4143 two hundred^G1250 threescore^G1440 and sixteen^G1803 souls^G5590.³⁸And^G1161 when they had eaten^G5160 enough^G2880, they lightened^G2893 the ship^G4143, and cast out^G1544 the wheat^G4621 into^G1519 the sea^G2281.³⁹And^G1161 when^G3753 it was^G1096 day^G2250, they knew^G1921 not^G3756 the land^G1093: but^G1161 they discovered^G2657 a certain^G5100 creek^G2859 with^G2192 a shore^G123, into^G1519 the which^G3739 they were minded^G1011, if^G1487 it were possible^G1410, to thrust in^G1856 the ship^G4143.⁴⁰And^G2532 when they had taken up^G4014 the anchors^G45, they committed^G1439 themselves unto^G1519 the sea^G2281, and^G260 loosed^G447 the rudder^G4079 bands^G2202, and^G2532 hoised up^G1869 the mainsail^G736 to the wind^G4154, and made^G2722 toward^G1519 shore^G123.⁴¹And^G1161 falling^G4045 into^G1519 a place^G5117 where two seas met^G1337, they ran^G2027 the ship^G3491 aground^G2027; and^G2532 the forepart^{G4408 G3303} stuck fast^G2043, and remained^G3306 unmoveable^G761, but^G1161 the hinder part^G4403 was broken^G3089 with^G5259 the violence^G970 of the waves^G2949.⁴²And^G1161 the soldiers^G4757' counsel^G1012 was^G1096 to^G2443 kill^G615 the prisoners^G1202, lest^G3361 any of them^G5100 should swim out^G1579, and escape^G1309.⁴³But^G1161 the centurion^G1543, willing^G1014 to save^G1295 Paul^G3972, kept^G2967 them^G846 from their purpose^G1013; and^G5037 commanded^G2753 that they which could^G1410 swim^G2860 should cast^G641 themselves first^G4413 into the sea, and get^G1826 to^G1909 land^G1093:⁴⁴And^G2532 the rest^G3062, some^{G3739 G3303} on^G1909 boards^G4548, and^G1161 some^G3739 on^G1909 broken pieces of^G575 the ship^{G4143 G5100}. And^G2532 so^G3779 it came to pass^G1096, that they escaped^G1295 all^G3956 safe^G1295 to^G1909 land^G1093.