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Coke's Commentary on the Holy Bible

Acts 23 - Introduction

As Paul pleadeth his cause, Ananias commandeth to smite him: dissention among his accusers: God encourageth him. The Jews' design to lay wait for Paul, is declared unto the chief captain. He sendeth him to Felix the governor.

Anno Domini 61.

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