Lexicon :: Strong's G2453 - ioudaios

But Jews ^G2453 came ^G1904 from Antioch ^G490 and Iconium ^G2430, and after winning ^G3982 over ^G3982 the crowds ^G3793 and stoning ^G3034 Paul ^G3972, they were dragging ^G4951 him out of the city ^G4172, supposing ^G3543 him to be dead ^G2348.

Now Paul also ^G2532 arrived ^G2658 at Derbe ^G1191 and at Lystra ^G3082. And behold ^G2400, a disciple ^G3101 was there ^G1563, named ^G3686 Timothy ^G5095, the son ^G5207 of a Jewish ^G2453 woman ^G1135 who was a believer ^G4103, but his father ^G3962 was a Greek ^G1672,

Now ^G1161 when they had traveled ^G1353 through ^G1353 Amphipolis ^G295 and Apollonia ^G624, they came ^G2064 to Thessalonica ^G2332, where ^G3699 there was a synagogue ^G4864 of the Jews ^G2453.

And the brothers ^G80 immediately ^G2112 sent ^G1599 Paul ^G3972 and Silas ^G4609 away ^G1599 by night ^G3571 to Berea ^G960, [fn]and when they arrived ^G3854, they went ^G549 into the synagogue ^G4864 of the Jews ^G2453.

But while Gallio ^G1058 was proconsul ^G446 of Achaia ^G882, the Jews ^G2453 with one ^G3661 accord ^G3661 rose ^G2721 up against ^G2721 Paul ^G3972 and brought ^G71 him before ^G1909 the judgment ^G968 seat ^G968,

Now ^G1161 a Jew ^G2453 named ^G3686 Apollos ^G625, an Alexandrian ^G221 by birth ^G1085, [fn]an eloquent ^G3052 man ^G435, arrived ^G2658 at Ephesus ^G2181; and he was mighty ^G1415 in the Scriptures ^G1124.

Now when ^G5613 the seven ^G2033 days ^G2250 were almost ^G3195 over ^G4931, the Jews ^G2453 from [fn]Asia ^G773, upon noticing ^G2300 him in the temple ^G2413, began to throw ^G4797 all ^G3956 the crowd ^G3793 into ^G4797 confusion ^G4797 and laid ^G1911 hands ^G5495 on him,

“I am ^G1510 a Jew ^G2453, born ^G1080 in Tarsus ^G5019 of Cilicia ^G2791, but having been brought ^G397 up ^G397 in this ^G3778 city ^G4172, having been instructed ^G3811 at ^G3844 the ^G3588 feet ^G4228 of Gamaliel ^G1059 according ^G2596 to the strictness ^G195 of the law ^G3551 of our fathers ^G3971, being ^G5225 zealous ^G2207 for God ^G2316 just ^G2531 as you all ^G3956 are today ^G4594,

“Now a certain ^G5100 Ananias ^G367, a man ^G435 who was devout ^G2126 by the standard ^G3358 of the Law ^G3551, and well ^G3140 spoken ^G3140 of by all ^G3956 the Jews ^G2453 who lived ^G2730 there,

But on the next ^G1887 day ^G1887, wishing ^G1014 to know ^G1097 for certain ^G804 why ^G5101 he had been accused ^G2723 by the Jews ^G2453, he released ^G3089 him and ordered ^G2753 the chief ^G749 priests ^G749 and all ^G3956 the Sanhedrin ^G4892 to come ^G4905 together ^G4905, and brought ^G2609 Paul ^G3972 down ^G2609 and set ^G2476 him before ^G1519 them.

Now when it was day ^G2250, the Jews ^G2453 formed ^G4160 a [fn]conspiracy ^G4963 and bound ^G332 themselves ^G1438 under ^G332 a ^G332 curse ^G332, saying ^G3004 that they would neither ^G3383 eat ^G2068 nor ^G3383 drink ^G4095 until ^G2193 they had killed ^G615 Paul ^G3972.

“When this ^G3778 man ^G435 was arrested ^G4815 by the Jews ^G2453 and was ^G3195 about ^G3195 to ^G3195 be slain ^G337 by them, I came ^G2186 up ^G2186 to them with the troops ^G4753 and rescued ^G1807 him, having learned ^G3129 that he was a Roman ^G4514.

But some ^G5100 days ^G2250 later ^G3326 Felix ^G5344 arrived ^G3854 with Drusilla ^G1409, his [fn]wife ^G1135 who was a Jewess ^G2453, and summoned ^G3343 Paul ^G3972 and heard ^G191 him speak about ^G4012 faith ^G4102 in Christ ^G5547 Jesus ^G2424.