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Acts 27:30-32

Acts 27:30-32 As the shipmen were about to flee. The sailors were about to take the boat, under false pretense, and abandon the ship. For the safety of all it was needful that they remain, in order to manage the ship when it was run ashore. Hence the centurion, at Paul's request (Acts 27:31), cut off the boat and let it drift away (Acts 27:32).




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