\subsection{Acts 20}
\VS{1} Now after the turmoil ceased, Paul having sent for the disciples and having 
exhorted [them], having greeted [them], he went out to be going to Macedonia. 
\VS{2} Now 
having come through that region and having exhorted them with many word[s] he 
came to Hellada. 
\VS{3} And having done three months [there], [a] plot having come to 
pass against him by the Jews when [he was] [about] to go up to Syria, [his] intention became to 
return through Macedonia. 
\VS{4} So Sopatros of Pyrros Beraios accompanied 
him, and Apistarches and Sekoundos of the Thessalonikans, and Gaios Debraios 
and Timothy, and the Asians Tuchnikos and Trophimos. 
\VS{5} Now these, having come, remained with us in Troada. 
\VS{6} So we sailed after the days 
of unleavened [bread] from Phillipi, and we came to them in Troada until five days, 
where we stayed [for] seven days. 
\VS{7} Now on the first [day] of the Sabbaths when 
they were gathered to break bread, Paul was speaking to them, being [about] to 
journey on the morrow, and he was extending the word until midnight. 
\VS{8} Now there were many lamps in the upper room where they were gathered. 
\VS{9} Now a certain young [man] by name Eutychus, sitting in the window, being 
overwhelmed by [a] deep sleep, while Paul was speaking more, having been 
brought down by sleep, he fell from the third story down and was taken up 
dead. 
\VS{10} So having come down, Paul fell upon him, and embracing [him] said: 
Be not being distressed, for his psyche-life\fnPsyche{} is in him. 
\VS{11} so having gone up 
and having broken bread and having partaken, and having conversed even more 
until dawn, thus he left. 
\VS{12} So they brought [up] the child zoe-living\fnZoe{}, and 
they were comforted not moderately. 
\VS{13} Now we having gone on by boat 
were brought to Assos, there intending to be receiving Paul. For thus had he 
directed, intending himself to be traveling on foot. 
\VS{14} Now as he was 
meeting us in Assos, having received him we went to Mitulene. 
\VS{15} And 
having sailed we arrived on the next [day] opposite Chios, and on the next we 
approached to Samos, and on the next we came to Miletos. 
\VS{16} For Paul 
had decided to sail past Ephesus, in order that it not come to pass to him 
to lose time in Asia. For he was hurrying --- if it might be possible to him --- to come to be in Jerusalem [on] the day of Pentecost.

\VS{17} So from Miletus having sent to Ephesus, he summoned the elders of 
the assembly\fnEkklhsia{}. 
\VS{18} Now as they were arriving to him, he said to them: You 
know, from [the] first day from which I set foot in Asia, how I came to be with 
you the whole time, 
\VS{19} slaving to the Lord with all humblemindedness 
and tears and tests of those [things] having happened to me in the plots of the 
Jews, 
\VS{20} as I kept silent nothing being of profit [to you], having proclaimed 
to you and having taught you publicly and [house] by house, 
\VS{21} witnessing to 
both Jews and Greeks the repentance to God and belief in our Lord Jesus. 
\VS{22} And now behold I being bound in the spirit, I go to Jerusalem, the 
[things] happening to me not knowing, 
\VS{23} except that the Holy Spirit [city] by city 
testifies to me saying that bonds and distresses await me. 
\VS{24} But of no 
account do I make [my] psyche-life\fnPsyche{} of great value to myself as I 
complete my course and the (life of) service that I received from the Lord Jesus, to 
be testifying the good-news of the grace of God. 
\VS{25} And now behold I 
know that you will no longer see my face, you all among whom I came through 
proclaiming the kingdom. 
\VS{26} Therefore I testify to you in this day that 
I am clean from [the] blood of all. 
\VS{27} For I was not silent, having 
proclaimed all the intention of God to you. 
\VS{28} Be paying attention to 
yourselves and to all the flock, among which the Holy Spirit has placed you 
overseers, to be shepherding the assembly\fnEkklhsia{} of [the] Lord\footnote{``[the] lord" \papyrus{74}
D; ``God" \sinaiticus{}B; ``[the] lord and God" \koine }, which he acquired through his own 
blood. 
\VS{29} I know that there will come after my departure savage wolves 
among you not sparing the flock. 
\VS{30} And from among you yourselves there 
will arise men speaking distortions, to be drawing away the disciples after 
them. 
\VS{31} Therefore be being alert, remembering that [for] three years night 
and day I did not cease to be admonishing each one with tears. 
\VS{32} And 
now I commit you to the Lord, and to the word of his grace being able to 
build and to give the inheritance in all those being made holy. 
\VS{33} 
Silver or gold or garments I did not desire. 
\VS{34} You yourselves know 
that these hands served to my needs and to those being with me. 
\VS{35} I 
showed everything to you, that having labored thusly is it necessary to be 
helping the feeble, and to be remembering the words of the Lord Jesus, that 
he said: It is blessed to be giving rather than to be receiving. 
\VS{36} And having said these [things], having knelt with them all, they prayed. 
\VS{37} Now 
much weeping came to pass on all, and having fallen upon Paul's neck they 
were kissing him, 
\VS{38} suffering the most pain upon the word which he 
spoke, that they were [about] to be no longer seeing his face. So they accompanied 
him to the boat.