\subsection{Acts 14}
\VS{1} Now it came to pass in Iconia they went together into the synagogue of the 
Jews, and spoke thus so that [a] great multitude of Jews and Greeks believed. 
\VS{2} But the disobedient Jews rose up and did evil to the psyche-lives\fnPsyche{} of the 
nations against the brothers. 
\VS{3} Indeed therefore they stayed some 
time, openly speaking upon the Lord, witnessing upon the word of his grace, 
giving signs and wonders to come to pass through their hands. 
\VS{4} So the 
multitude of the city was divided, and [some] were with the Jews, but [some] with the apostles. 
\VS{5} Now as an assault, from the Gentiles and the Jews with 
their rulers, came to pass to outrage and stone them, 
\VS{6} having 
understood, they fled to the cities of Lucaonia and Lystra and Derbe and the 
surrounding region. 
\VS{7} There also were they good-newsing. 
\VS{8} And in 
Lystra a certain unable man sat on his feet, lame from his mother's belly, 
who had never walked. 
\VS{9} This [one] heard Paul speaking, who looked intently 
on him, and having known that he has belief to be saved, 
\VS{10} he said 
with [a] great voice: Arise upon your feet straight. And he leaped and was 
walking. 
\VS{11} The crowds, having seen what Paul did, raised their voices to 
Lycaonis saying: Gods like men have come down to us. 
\VS{12} And they were 
calling Barnabbas ``Dia,''\footnote{``Zeus''} and Paul ``Hermes,'' since he was the leader of the word\footnote{that is, Paul did the talking}. 
\VS{13} So the priest of Dios 
whose [temple] was before the city, having brought bulls and wreaths to the gates, 
he wanted to sacrifice with the crowds. 
\VS{14} But having heard, the 
apostles Barnabbas and Paul --- having torn their garments --- rushed out 
into the crowd, crying out 
\VS{15} and saying: Men, why do you do these 
[things]? We also are of like nature to you men, good-newsing you to turn from these 
futile [things] to the zoe-living\fnZoe{} God, who made the heaven and the earth 
and the sea and everything in them, 
\VS{16} who in past generations permitted all the 
nations to go their own ways; 
\VS{17} and yet doing good, he did not leave 
them without witness, giving to you rain from heaven and bearing fruit at 
the opportune-time\fnKairos{}, filling your hearts with food and gladness. 
\VS{18} And saying these [things], the crowds barely ceased to be sacrificing to them. 
\VS{19} Now Jews of Iconia also came from Antioch, and having persuaded the crowds, 
and having stoned Paul, they were dragging him out of the city, thinking him 
to have died. 
\VS{20} But the disciples having surrounded him, he having arisen went into the city. 
And on the morrow he went out with Barnabbas to Derbe. 
\VS{21} And good-newsing that city and having made many disciples, 
they returned to Lystra and Iconia and Antioch, 
\VS{22} strengthening the 
psyche-lives\fnPsyche{} of the disciples, calling upon them to abide in the faith, and that: 
Through many distresses you must enter into the kingdom of God. 
\VS{23} So having appointed to them elders [church] by assembly\fnEkklhsia{}, 
having prayed with fasting, they committed them to the Lord in whom they have believed. 
\VS{24} And having gone through the Pisidian, they came to Pamphylia, 
\VS{25} and having spoken to Perga the word, they went down to Attalia, 
\VS{26} and from there they 
sailed to Antioch, whence they had been delivered up by the grace of God to 
the work which they fulfilled. 
\VS{27} So having arrived and having gathered 
the assembly\fnEkklhsia{}, they reported as many [things] as the Lord did with them, 
and that he opened to the nations\footnote{i.e. the Gentiles} [the] door of faith. 
\VS{28} So they stayed not [a] little time with the disciples.
