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NASB					Acts 11:28 One¹⁵²⁰ of them named³⁶⁸⁶ ^AAgabus¹³ stood⁴⁵⁰ up and began to indicate⁴⁵⁹¹ ¹by the Spirit⁴¹⁵¹ that there would³¹⁹⁵ certainly³¹⁹⁵ be a great³¹⁷³ famine³⁰⁴² ^Ball³⁶⁵⁰ over¹⁹⁰⁹ the ²world³⁶²⁵. ³And this³⁷⁴⁸ took¹⁰⁹⁶ place¹⁰⁹⁶ in the reign of ^CClaudius²⁸⁰⁴.
AMPLIFIED 2015					Acts 11:28 One of them named Agabus stood up and prophesied through the [Holy] Spirit that a severe famine would come on the ¹entire world. And this did happen during the reign of ²Claudius.

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Or through

Lit inhabited earth

Lit which

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I.e. beyond the region.

Claudius Caesar was the fourth Roman Emperor (A.D. 41-54). He came to the throne after the assassination of his nephew, Caligula. He was succeeded by his adopted son, Nero.

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Acts 21:10 As we were staying there for some days, a prophet named Agabus came down from Judea.

Matt 24:14 "This gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all the nations, and then the end will come.

Acts 18:2 And he found a Jew named Aquila, a native of Pontus, having recently come from Italy with his wife Priscilla, because Claudius had commanded all the Jews to leave Rome. He came to them,

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Greek Heb.

Agabos; of unc. or.; Agabus, a Christian prophet:--Agabus(2).

450

anistêmi; from 303 and 2476; to raise up, to rise:--arise(4), arises(2), arose(4), get(15), getting(1), got(24), raise(7), raised(4), raised...up again(1), raised up again(1), raising(1), rise(3), rise again(10), risen(2), risen again(2), rises(1), rising(1), rose(6), rose again(1), stand(5), stood(13).

1096

ginomai; from a prim. root gen-; to come into being, to happen, to become:--accomplished(1), appeared(3), arise(1), arises(2), arose(6), arrived(3), became(53), become(83), becomes(8), becoming(2), been(12), been brought(1), been done(1), been made(2), been...came(1), began(1), behaved(1), being(2), come into being(1), being carried(1), being done(2), being made(2), born(5), breaking*(1), came(45), came into being(2), came to pass(2), come(16), comes(1), comes to pass(1), coming(1), dawn(1), decided*(1), developing(1), done(20), drawing(1), during(1), elapsed(1), existed*(1), falling(1), feeling(1), fell(6), finished(1), followed(1), formed(3), found(2), get(4), give(1), got(1), granted(1), grown*(1), had(1), happen(6), happened(46), happening(5), happens(3), has(3), join*(1), joined(3), made(15), occur(3), occurred(18), performed(4), prove(7), proved(6), proving(1), put(1), reached(2), realized(1), results(2), show(1), spent(1), split(1), spoken(1), starting(1), take place(16), taken(2), taken place(5), takes place(1), taking place(3), there arose(1), thundered*(1), took place(7), turned(1), turns(3), would(1).

1520

heis (masc.) or
mia (fem.) or
hen (neut.); a prim. num.; one:--agreement(1), alike*(1), alone(3), common(1), detail(1), first(9), individual(2), individually*(1), lone(1), man(1), nothing*(1), one(282), one another(1), one man(2), one thing(5), one*(2), person(1), single(1), smallest(1), someone(2), thirty-nine*(1), unity(1).

1909

epi; a prim. prep.; on, upon:--about(4), above(2), after(2), against(41), among(2), any(2), around(2), basis(4), because(2), because*(2), bedridden*(1), before(24), besides(1), beyond(1), certainly*(2), chamberlain*(1), charge(1), concerning(4), connection(1), embraced*(2), extent*(2), further*(3), inasmuch*(1), onto(1), over(57), passenger*(1), point(1), referring(1), time(3), together*(7), toward(5), truly*(2), under(1), under*(1), view(1), within(1).

2804

Klaudios; of Lat. or.; Claudius, the name of an Emperor, also an army officer:--Claudius(3).

3042

limos; a prim. word; hunger, famine:--famine(7), famines(3), hunger(2).

3173

megas; a prim. word; great:--abundant(1), all the more(1), arrogant(1), big(2), completely*(1), fierce(2), great(115), great men(2), great things(2), greater(30), greater things(1), greatest(10), greatly*(1), grown*(1), high(2), huge(1), large(8), larger(2), larger ones(1), long time(1), loud(42), mighty(1), more important(2), older(1), one greater(1), perfectly(2), severe(2), stricter(1), strong(1), surprising(1), terribly(1), too much(1), very much(1), wide(1).

3195

mellô; a prim. vb.; to be about to:--about(30), almost(1), am about(2), certainly(1), come(12), delay(1), future(1), going(19), intend(1), intending(8), later(1), must(1), next*(1), point(1), propose(1), ready(1), things to come(3), will(6), will certainly(1), would(3), would live...thereafter(1), would certainly(1).

3625

oikoumenê; the fem. pres. pass. part. of 3611; the inhabited earth:--inhabited earth(1), world(14).

3650

holos; a prim. word; whole, complete:--all(49), all all(1), completely(1), entire(5), entirely(1), full(1), one piece(1), throughout(1), whole(49), wholly(1).

3686

onoma; a prim. word; a name, authority, cause:--called(1), name(175), name's(7), named(34), names(8), people(1), people*(1), persons(1).

3748

hostis,
hêtis,
ho ti; from 3739 and 5100; whoever, anyone who:--after(1), because(1), everyone who(1), one who(1), ones who(1), these(2), these...matters which(1), this(3), what(1), whatever things(1), which(29), who(61), whoever(9), whoever*(3), yet(1).

4151

pneuma; from 4154; wind, spirit:--breath(3), Spirit(241), spirit(101), spirits(32), spiritual(1), wind(1), winds(1).

4591

sêmainô; from sêma (a sign, mark); to give a sign:--communicated(1), indicate(3), signifying(2).

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