Acts 24:12

First Nations Version

“No one there found me making trouble or stirring up a crowd. Not at the sacred lodge, the gathering house, or in the village.

Cross References

Acts 25:8

Small Man (Paul) stood up and said, “I have not spoken against our tribal law, our sacred lodge, or against the Ruler of the People of Iron (Caesar).”

Acts 28:17

Three days later Small Man (Paul) asked to meet with the local tribal leaders. When they had gathered together, he told them the story of what had happened to him. He stood there in chains under the guard of a soldier of the People of Iron (Romans). Yet he spoke with dignity as he faced the leaders of his own people. “Fellow Tribal Members,” he said to them, “I have done nothing against our people or the traditions of our ancestors, but even so I was arrested in Village of Peace (Jerusalem) and handed over to the People of Iron (Romans).

Acts 24:18

When they found me, I was in the sacred lodge participating in a ceremony. There was no crowd or disturbance.

Acts 24:5

“We have found this man to be a troublemaker who, all over the world, stirs up our Tribal People in a bad way. He is a headman of the wayward band called Seed Planters (Nazarenes).

Mark 9:14

When they had finished coming down the mountain to join with the other followers, they found a large crowd around them. The scroll keepers were there arguing with them about something.

John 18:21

Why ask me? Ask the ones who heard me. They will know.”