Acts 22:22–29
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22The crowd listened to Paul until he said this. Then they began shouting, “Get rid of him! He doesn’t deserve to live!” 23They shouted, threw off their coats, n and threw dust into the air. n
24Then the commander ordered the soldiers to take Paul into the army building and beat him. He wanted to make Paul tell why the people were shouting against him like this. 25But as the soldiers were tying him up, preparing to beat him, Paul said to an officer nearby, “Do you have the right to beat a Roman citizen n who has not been proven guilty?”
26When the officer heard this, he went to the commander and reported it. The officer said, “Do you know what you are doing? This man is a Roman citizen.”
27The commander came to Paul and said, “Tell me, are you really a Roman citizen?”
He answered, “Yes.”
28The commander said, “I paid a lot of money to become a Roman citizen.”
But Paul said, “I was born a citizen.”
29The men who were preparing to question Paul moved away from him immediately. The commander was frightened because he had already tied Paul, and Paul was a Roman citizen.
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