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Acts 12:19

He examined (anakrinav). First aorist active participle of anakrinw, old verb to sift up and down, to question thoroughly, in a forensic sense (Luke 23:14; Acts 4:9; Acts 12:19; Acts 28:18).

That they should be put to death (apaxqhnai). First aorist passive infinitive (indirect command) of apagw, old verb to lead away, especially to execution as in Matthew 27:31. Here it is used absolutely. This was the ordinary Roman routine and not a proof of special cruelty on the part of Herod Agrippa.

Tarried (dietriben). Imperfect active. Herod Agrippa made his home in Jerusalem, but he went to Caesarea to the public games in honour of Emperor Claudius.




Other Robertson's Word Pictures (NT) entries containing Acts 12:19:

Acts 12:19
Acts 15:35
Acts 16:27
Acts 17:11
Acts 25:14
Acts 25:26
Acts 27:42

 

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