Acts 26

^{1 !} The innocencie of Paul is approued by rehearsing his conuersation.

^{3 a} For asmuche as he best vnderstode the religion, he oght to be more attentiue.

^{5 b} Paul speaketh of this sect according to the peoples estimation who preferred it as moste holie aboue all others: for their doctrine was least corrupt.

^{10 c} That is, I approued their crueltie which they vsed against him.

^{17 d} Or, the Jewes.

^{18 e} Althogh this properly apperteineth vnto God, yet he applieth this vnto his ministers vnto whome he giueth his holie Spirit.

^{25 !} His modest answer against the injurie of Festus.

^{26 f} He knewe that the Law and the Prophetes were of God, but he did not vnderstand the true applying of the same.