Acts 16:19-24 Well, her D reads: the servant-girl's owners (masters), upon seeing (or: perceiving) that the expectation of their business (= the source of their income) went out from the midst D reads: had been deprived from them which they had been having through her, after seizing Paul and Silas, they forcibly dragged them into the marketplace and before the station of the authorities (city rulers).

JMNT⁽ⁱ⁾ ¹⁹ Well, her [D reads: the servant-girl's] owners (masters), upon seeing (or: perceiving) that the expectation of their business (= the source of their income) went out from the midst [D reads: had been deprived from them which they had been having through her], after seizing Paul and Silas, they forcibly dragged [them] into the marketplace [and] before [the station of] the authorities ([city] rulers). ²⁰ And so, after leading them forward to the civil magistrates, they said, "These men, being (or: belonging to; making a beginning as) Jews, continue completely stirring up (or: are repeatedly bringing forth a disturbance [in]) our city! ²¹ "Furthermore, they are habitually bringing down an announcement of customs which are not normal, right or allowed for us to habitually accept and embrace at our sides, nor to continue doing or practicing, [we] being Romans." ²² Then the crowd rose up together, [with D: taking a stand in attack] against them [with D: repeatedly crying out against them], and the civil magistrates, after stripping (or: ripping) off the cloaks and outer garments from them, began giving orders to proceed beating [them] with rods. ²³ Besides imposing (inflicting) on them many blows (or: stripes), they threw them into jail (or: prison), passing along instructions to the jailer (or: prison guard) to continue keeping them guarded securely, ²⁴ who, upon receiving such an order, cast them into the more interior prison (or: jail), and then fastened their feet into the wooden stocks.