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There is a common and an erroneous practice: Ones relying on a concordance such as Strongs, Crudens or others as a primary study guide. Such is the case for the word [day] in Acts 20:7. The Greek word for [day] , Transliteration [ hēmera ] is Strongs # G2250. Acts 20:7 is NOT contained in the chronological verses listed under the heading [ hēmera or heemera ]. For this consult: The Englishmans Greek Concordance of the New Testament pages 347 to 348. I have this book in the 4th printing - Nov 2002. Be patient with the download. -------- ccel.org/ccel/wigram/greekcon.titlepage.html -------- ccel.org/browse/bookInfo?id=wigram%2Fgreekcon Here is a free literal translation. THE CONCORDANT VERSION --- ACTS 20:7a Now on one of the sabbaths, at our having gathered to break bread, ------- concordant.org/version/CLNT_Intro.htm
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