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Acts 24:6

Acts 24:6

The Pulpit Commentary · Joseph S. Exell and contributors · Public Domain

Moreover assayed for also hath gone about, A.V.; on whom also we laid hold for whom we took, A.V. To profane the temple. The same false charge as was made in . The remainder of , after the words "on whom we laid hold," the whole of , and the first clause of , are omitted in the R.

T. on the authority of א, A, B, G, H, etc. But the propriety of the omission is doubtful (Alford, Bishop Jacobson, Plumptre), though sanctioned by Mill, Bengel, Griesbach, Lachmann, and Tisehendorf (Meyer).

If the words are not genuine, it is a marvelously skilful interpolation, fitting into the place so exactly both at the beginning and at the end, and supplying a manifest want in the speech of Tertullus.

(For the statement in A.V., camp. .

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