Then the soldiers, as it was commanded them, took Paul, and brought him by night to Antipatris.
The soldiers acted exactly as commanded, taking Paul by night as far as Antipatris on the way to Caesarea. That night escort shielded him from the plot laid against his life. They halted at Antipatris because the danger of an attack had lessened. From there the foot soldiers returned to Jerusalem while the horsemen went on with Paul to Caesarea.
The soldiers acted exactly as commanded, taking Paul by night as far as Antipatris on the way to Caesarea. That night escort shielded him from the plot laid against his life. They halted at Antipatris because the danger of an attack had lessened. From there the foot soldiers returned to Jerusalem while the horsemen went on with Paul to Caesarea.