And the people gave a shout, [saying, It is] the voice of a god, and not of a man.
επεφωνει
it was shouting
verb
imp-act-ind
3rd-p si
ανθρωπου
of man
noun
gen-si-mas
But the Jews which believed not, moved with envy, took unto them certain lewd fellows of the baser sort, and gathered a company, and set all the city on an uproar, and assaulted the house of Jason, and sought to bring them out to the people.
προσλαβομενοι
employing
participle
2aor-mid-par
nom-pl-mas
ιουδαιοι
Jews
adjective (name)
nom-pl-mas
απειθουντες
being discordant
participle
pres-act-par
nom-pl-mas
των
of the
def art
gen-pl-mas
αγοραιων
of marketeers
adjective
gen-pl-mas
τινας
some
indef pron
acc-pl-mas
πονηρους
impeding
adjective
acc-pl-mas
οχλοποιησαντες
crowd-making
participle
aor-act-par
nom-pl-mas
επισταντες
standing close
participle
2aor-act-par
nom-pl-mas
τη
to the
def art
dat-si-fem
οικια
to house
noun
dat-si-fem
εζητουν
they were seeking
verb
imp-act-ind
3rd-p pl
αυτους
them
3rd-p pers pron
acc-pl-mas
αγαγειν
to bring
verb
2aor-act-inf
εις
in(to)/un(to)
preposition
And when Paul would have entered in unto the people, the disciples suffered him not.
του
of the
def art
gen-si-mas
παυλου
of Paul
noun (name)
gen-si-mas
βουλομενου
of having a mind to
participle
pres-mi/pDe-par
gen-si-mas
εισελθειν
to enter
verb
2aor-act-inf
εις
in(to)/un(to)
preposition
αυτον
him
3rd-p pers pron
acc-si-mas
μαθηται
students
noun
nom-pl-mas
And they drew Alexander out of the multitude, the Jews putting him forward. And Alexander beckoned with the hand, and would have made his defence unto the people.
του
of the
def art
gen-si-mas
οχλου
of crowd
noun
gen-si-mas
αλεξανδρον
Alexander
noun (name)
acc-si-mas
προβαλοντων
of thrusting forth
participle
2aor-act-par
gen-pl-mas
αυτον
him
3rd-p pers pron
acc-si-mas
των
of the
def art
gen-pl-mas
ιουδαιων
of Jews
adjective (name)
gen-pl-mas
αλεξανδρος
Alexander
noun (name)
nom-si-mas
ηθελεν
he was wanting
verb
imp-act-ind
3rd-p si
απολογεισθαι
to speak up in defense
verb
pres-mi/pDe-inf
τω
to the
def art
dat-si-mas
δημω
to crowd
noun
dat-si-mas