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Home · Commentaries · Marginal Notes of the Geneva Bible · Acts 28
1 a Now called Malta.
2 ! Paul with his companie are gently intreated of the barbarous people.
3 / Or, heape.
4 c Whome thei made a Goddesse & called her Dice, or Nemesis.
4 b Suche is the peruers judgement of men, that they condemne suche as thei se in anie affliction.
5 ! The viper hurteth him not.
6 d Beholde the extremitie of these infideles, & how muche thei are bent to superstition: for after one rage & errour thei fell into another.
8 ! He healeth Publius father and others, and being fournished by them of things necessarie, he fared towarde Rome,
11 e These the Paynims fained to be Jupiters children & gods of the sea.
15 f These places were distant from Rome a daies journey, or there about.
15 / Or, shoppes.
15 ! Where being receiued of the brethren, he declareth his busines,
16 g No doute the Captaine vnderstode bothe by Festus lettres, & also by the reporte of the vnder captaine that Paul had committed no faute.
20 h That is, for Jesus Christs cause, whome thei had long loked for as he that shulde be the redemer of the worlde.
23 i That this kingdome, which was spoken of by the Prophetes, was offred vnto them by the comming of Christ.
26 k Hereby the hearts of the infideles oght to be molified, & the weakelings confirmed that thei be not offended by the stubbernes, of the wicked.
27 l The worde of God healeth when the vertue of the Spirit is joyned with it: & it is preached generally, that all might be inexcusable.
30 ! And there preacheth two yeres.
1 a Now called Malta.
2 ! Paul with his companie are gently intreated of the barbarous people.
3 / Or, heape.
4 c Whome thei made a Goddesse & called her Dice, or Nemesis.
4 b Suche is the peruers judgement of men, that they condemne suche as thei se in anie affliction.
5 ! The viper hurteth him not.
6 d Beholde the extremitie of these infideles, & how muche thei are bent to superstition: for after one rage & errour thei fell into another.
8 ! He healeth Publius father and others, and being fournished by them of things necessarie, he fared towarde Rome,
11 e These the Paynims fained to be Jupiters children & gods of the sea.
15 f These places were distant from Rome a daies journey, or there about.
15 / Or, shoppes.
15 ! Where being receiued of the brethren, he declareth his busines,
16 g No doute the Captaine vnderstode bothe by Festus lettres, & also by the reporte of the vnder captaine that Paul had committed no faute.
20 h That is, for Jesus Christs cause, whome thei had long loked for as he that shulde be the redemer of the worlde.
23 i That this kingdome, which was spoken of by the Prophetes, was offred vnto them by the comming of Christ.
26 k Hereby the hearts of the infideles oght to be molified, & the weakelings confirmed that thei be not offended by the stubbernes, of the wicked.
27 l The worde of God healeth when the vertue of the Spirit is joyned with it: & it is preached generally, that all might be inexcusable.
30 ! And there preacheth two yeres.