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Dzieje Apostolskie 16:28
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Tedy Paweł zawołał głosem wielkim mówiąc: Nie czyń sobie nic złego, bociechmy hajw wszyscy.
Lecz Paweł zawołał głosem wielkim, mówiąc: Nie czyń sobie nic złego: bo jesteśmy sami wszyscy.
Lecz Paweł zawołał: Nie czyń sobie nic złego! Jesteśmy tu wszyscy.
Ale Paweł zawołał wielkim głosem, mówiąc: Nie czyń sobie nic złego, bo wszyscy tutaj jesteśmy.
Lecz Paweł zawołał głosem wielkim, mówiąc: Nie czyń sobie nic złego: bo jesteśmy sami wszyscy.
Lecz Paweł zawołał donośnym głosem: Nie rób sobie nic złego, bo jesteśmy tu wszyscy.
Lecz Paweł odezwał się donośnym głosem, mówiąc: Nie czyń sobie nic złego, bo jesteśmy tu wszyscy.
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
cried: Leviticus 19:18, Psalms 7:4, Psalms 35:14, Proverbs 24:11, Proverbs 24:12, Matthew 5:44, Luke 6:27, Luke 6:28, Luke 10:32-37, Luke 22:51, Luke 23:34, 1 Thessalonians 5:15
Do: Exodus 20:13, Proverbs 8:36, Ecclesiastes 7:17
Reciprocal: Genesis 8:16 - General
Gill's Notes on the Bible
But Paul cried with a loud voice,.... Knowing by divine revelation, what the jailer was about to do; though being in the innermost prison, in a dark dungeon, he could not see him, unless it can be thought, that the opening of the doors had let in light sufficient; and it may be also, that he knew in the same way, what designs of grace God had towards this man and his family:
saying, do thyself no harm; which is an instance of great tenderness, humanity, and love, to one that had used him and his companion with so much severity and cruelty:
for we are all here; not only Paul and Silas, but the rest of the prisoners also; who either being so intent upon hearing the prayers and praises of the apostles, or so terrified with the earthquake, that they took no notice of their bands being loosed, and so never thought or attempted to make their escape; and as for Paul and Silas, all this happened to them, not for their deliverance in this way, as in the case of Peter, but to show the power of God, what he could do, and his presence with his servants.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
Do thyself no harm - This is the solemn command of religion in his case, and in all others. It enjoins upon people to do themselves no harm by self-murder, whether by the sword, the pistol, the halter; by intemperance, by lust, or by dissipation. In all cases, Christianity seeks the true welfare of man. In all cases, if it were obeyed, people would do themselves no harm. They would promote their own best interests here, and their eternal welfare hereafter.
Clarke's Notes on the Bible
Verse Acts 16:28. Do thyself no harm — As it was now dark, being midnight, St. Paul must have had a Divine intimation of what the jailor was going to do; and, to prevent it, cried out aloud, Do thyself no harm, for we are all here.
