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And when Saul was come to Jerusalem / he §Eassayed to couple him self with y• disciples and they were all afraid of him and believed not that he was a disciple. But Barnabas toke him & brought him to y• apostles & declared to them how he had seen y• Lord in y• way & had spoken with him: and how he had done boldly at damasco in the name of Jesus. And he had his conversation with them at Jerusalem / and quit him self boldly in the name of the lord Jesus. And he spake and disputed with the greeks: and they went about to slay him. But when the brethren knew of that / they brought him to caesarea / and sent him forth to Tarsus. Then had y• congregations ⟨p. Clxxi⟩rest throughout all Jewry and galilee and Samaria / and were edified / and walked in the fear of the lord / and multiplied by the comfort of the holy ghost.

And when Saul was come to Ierusalem / he §Eassayde to cople him silfe with y• discyples and they were all afrayde of hym and beleued not that he was a disciple. But Bernabas toke hym & brought hym to y• apostles & declared to thē how he had sene y• Lorde in y• waye & had spokē wyth hym: and how he had done boldely at damasco in the name of Iesu. And he had his conuersacion with them at Ierusalem / and quit hym silfe boldly in the name of the lorde Iesu. And he spake and disputed wyth the grekes: and they went aboute to slee hym. But when the brethren knew of that / they brought hym to cesarea / and sent hym forth to Tharsus. Then had y• congregaciōs ⟨p. Clxxi⟩rest thorowoute all Iewry and galile and Samary / and were edified / and walked in the feare of the lorde / and multiplied by the comforte of the holy gost.