Act 27:1 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for Acts 27:1-28:16: 27:1–28:16 The vivid nautical language used throughout the account of Paul’s journey to Rome yields one of the best available accounts of an ancient sea voyage. • This is the last “we” section in Acts (see also 16:10-17 ; 20:5-15 ; 21:1-18 ). During the two years of Paul’s imprisonment, Luke had probably done much of the research for his Gospel throughout Judea and Galilee. Here, as a member of Paul’s sailing party, he was an eyewitness participant in the danger at sea. 27:1 Julius is otherwise unknown. • The Imperial Regiment (see study note on 10:1-8) served in Syria during this time.

a27:1–28:16►

b16:10-17►

c20:5-15►

d21:1-18►

‏ Acts 27:1

Summary for Acts 27:1-28:16: 27:1–28:16 ^a The vivid nautical language used throughout the account of Paul’s journey to Rome yields one of the best available accounts of an ancient sea voyage.

• This is the last “we” section in Acts (see also 16:10-17 ^b; 20:5-15 ^c; 21:1-18 ^d). During the two years of Paul’s imprisonment, Luke had probably done much of the research for his Gospel throughout Judea and Galilee. Here, as a member of Paul’s sailing party, he was an eyewitness participant in the danger at sea. 27:1 ^e Julius is otherwise unknown.

• The Imperial Regiment (see study note on 10:1-8) served in Syria during this time.