Visits Greece and Corinth to receive the collection, Act

20.2,3. See Rom. 16.1,23 with 1 Cor. 1.14. The Jews plot against him; instead of sailing to Syria, he returns by Macedonia, Act. 20.3-5. Comes to Philippi at the pa over, and joins his companions at Troas; celebrates the Lord's Supper on the 1st day of the week, and preaches; restores Eutychus to life, Act. 20.4-12. 2 Tim. 4.13. Goes on foot to A os; meets Luke, .; sails to Mitylene, Chios, Samos, Trogyllium, and Miletus; sends for the elders of Ephesus; his addre , prayer, and farewell, Act. 20.13-38. Sails to Coos, Rhodes, Patara, and Tyre; brethren di uade Paul from going to Jerusalem; prayer and farewell, Act. 21.1-6. Comes to Ptolemais and Cesarea; dwells with Philip; Agabus' prophecy; Paul's deter min a tion to go to Jerusalem, Act. 21.7-15. Arrives at Jerusalem, with the offerings of the churches; his reception, 2 Cor. 8.19,20. Rom. 15.25-31; narrates his labours to the apostles and elders, Act. 21.16-19. By the advice of the brethren he purifies himself, and bears the expenses of 4 Nazarites, Act. 21. 20-27. Paul falsely accused by the Jews; beaten by the mob; apprehended by soldiers under Lysias, Act. 21.27-40. His addre to the people who clamour for his life, Act. 22. Claims his privilege as a Roman; escapes scourging, Act. 22.24-30. Pleads before the sanhedrim; his rebuke to Ananias when smitten; di ension among his accusers, Act. 23.1-10. Is encouraged by a vision, Act. 23.11. His nephew informs Lysias of the Jews' vow to kill Paul, who is sent to Felix at Cesarea, Act. 23.12-35. Accused by Tertullus; his defence; he preaches; Felix trembles; keeps Paul a prisoner for 2 years, till succeeded by Festus, Act. 24. The Jews request that Paul may be brought to Jerusalem, intending to kill him; Festus examines him at Cesarea; Paul appeals to Cesar; is brought before Agrippa, Act. 25. His speech; Festus declares him mad; he and Agrippa pronounce him innocent, Act. 26. He sails for Italy, pa ing Sidon, Cyprus, Crete, .; predicts shipwreck; his vision of an angel; wrecked on Melita, Act. 27. Kindne of the barbarians; shakes a viper from his hand; heals many sick, Act. 28.1-10. Sails from Melita by Syracuse, .; met at App i i forum by brethren; arrives at Rome; his addre to the Jews, Act. 28.11-29. Continues 2 years in custody at Rome; preaches succe fully in his lodging, Act. 28.16,30,31. Eph. 6.20. Phil. 1.12-14. Phil. 4.22. Col. 4.18. 2 Tim. 1.8. Philm. 9,10. His companions and fellow-prisoners in Rome, Act. 27.2. Phil. 2.19-23,25. Col. 1.7. Col. 4.10,14. Philm. 23,24. Epaphroditus is sent by the Philip pians to minister to him, Phil. 2.25-30. Phil. 4.18.