Atos 21:37-40

Atos 21:37-40 NAA

E, quando Paulo ia sendo recolhido à fortaleza, disse ao comandante: — Seria possível dizer algo para o senhor? O comandante respondeu: — Você sabe grego? Você não é, por acaso, aquele egípcio que algum tempo atrás começou uma revolta e levou quatro mil guerrilheiros para o deserto? Paulo respondeu: — Eu sou judeu, natural de Tarso, uma importante cidade da Cilícia. E peço ao senhor que me permita falar ao povo. Obtida a permissão, Paulo, em pé na escadaria, fez com a mão sinal ao povo. Fez-se grande silêncio, e ele falou em língua hebraica, dizendo:

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