1 And after the cessation of the tumult Paul sending after and encouraging the students, saluting them departed to go into Makedonia.2 And passing through those parts and encouraging them with many words he went into Greece.3 And spending three months, there being a plot against him by the Judaeans, being about to set sail for Suria he became knowledgeable, for which to return through Makedonia.4 And there followed along with him Sopatros of Purros Beroia, and the Thessalonikeans Aristarchos and Sekoundos, and Gaios of Derbe and Timotheos, and the Asians Tuchikos and Trophimos.5 And these going ahead waited for us in the Troad,6 but we sailed out from Philippos after the days of unleavened bread and we came to them in the Troad after five days, where we spent seven days.7 And on the first day of the week upon our gathering to break bread Paul conversed with them, being about to leave the next day, his speech extended until midnight.8 And there were many dormers in the upper room where we were gathered.9 And there was a certain young man named Eutuchos sitting by the window, being weighed down in deep sleep. Upon Paul's conversing further, weighed down by sleep he fell down from the third story and was taken for dead.10 But going down Paul fell upon him and embracing him said "Do not be troubled, for his life is in him."11 Then going up and breaking bread and eating and talking at length until dawn, thusly he departed.12 And they brought the youth alive and were comforted without measure.13 Then we going ahead by ship set sail for Assos, there going to pick up Paul. For thusly making arrangements he himself was going to walk.14 And as he met with us in Assos, picking him up we went to Mitulene.15 And from there sailing off the next day we arrived opposite Chios, and on the next came by to Samos, then on the following we came into Miletos.16 For Paul decided to sail past Ephesos in order that it would not happen for him to waste time in Asia. For he hastened, if it would be possible for him, to be in Jerusalem at the day of the Pentecost.17 And from Miletos sending to Ephesos he called for the elders of the assembly.18 And as they came to him he said to them: "You know from the first day from which I set foot in Asia, how I had been at all times with you,19 serving the Prince with all humility and tears and trials befalling me by the plots of the Judaeans,20 how I withheld nothing of advantage, for which not to report to you and to teach you publicly and at each house,21 affirming both to Judaeans and to Greeks repentance to Yahweh and faith in our Prince Yahshua.22 And now behold, I having been bound by the Spirit go into Jerusalem not knowing the things which shall meet me in her,23 but that the Holy Spirit in each city affirmed to me saying that bonds and tribulations await me.24 But not of any account do I make life valuable for myself, that I shall complete my course and the service which I received from Prince Yahshua to affirm the good message of the favor of Yahweh.25 And now behold, I know that no longer shall you see my face, all of you among whom I passed proclaiming the Kingdom.26 On which account I testify to you on this day today that I am clean from the blood of all.27 For I have not withheld, for which not to report all of the will of Yahweh to you.28 You take heed for yourselves and for all the flock, over which the Holy Spirit appointed you overseers to tend to the assembly of Yahweh, which He preserved for Himself by His own blood.29 I know that after my departure oppressive wolves shall come in to you, not being sparing of the sheep!30 And from among you men shall arise speaking distortions for which to draw away the students after themselves.31 On which account you be alert, remembering that for three years night and day I did not stop with tears admonishing every one.32 And now I commit you to Yahweh and to the Word of His favor, which is able to build and to give the inheritance which is in all those being sanctified.33 I have lusted after no one's silver or gold or clothing.34 You yourselves know that my needs and those who were with me were supported by these hands.35 I have shown all things to you, that laboring thusly it is necessary to assist those who are feeble, and to remember the words of Prince Yahshua, that He said 'It is blessed to give rather than to receive.'"36 And saying these things upon his kneeling with all of them he prayed.37 And there was considerable weeping by all and falling upon the neck of Paul kissing him,38 being distressed especially by the word which he spoke, that no longer are they going to see his face. And they escorted him to the ship.