Cross Reference ACTS 27:14 BUT NOT LONG AFTER THERE AROSE AGAINST IT A TEMPESTUOUS WIND CALLED EUROCLYDON

{Acts 27:14} But 1161 not 3756 long 4183 after 3326 there arose 906 z5627 against 2596 it 846 a tempestuous 5189 wind, 417 called 2564 z5746 Euroclydon. 2148

not:
"And Mosesª stretched outª °¹ his handª over¹ the sea;ª and the LORDª caused¹ the seaª to go² °¹ [back] by a strongª eastª windª all¹ that night,ª and madeª °¹ the seaª dryª [land], and the watersª were divided.ª ° ... And Mosesª stretched forthª °¹ his handª over¹ the sea,ª and the seaª returnedª ° to his strengthª when the morningª appeared;ª ° and the Egyptiansª fledª ° againstª ° it; and the LORDª overthrewª °¹ the Egyptiansª in the midstª of the sea.ª" {Exd 14:21-27} + "But Jonahª rose upª ° to fleeª ° unto Tarshishª from the presenceª ¹ of the LORD,ª and went downª ° to Joppa;ª and he foundª ° a shipª goingª ° to Tarshish:ª so he paidª ° the fareª thereof, and went downª ° into it, to goª ° with¹ them unto Tarshishª from the presenceª ¹ of the LORD.ª ... Then the marinersª were afraid,ª ° and criedª ° every manª unto¹ his god,ª and cast forthª °¹ the waresª that¹ [were] in the shipª into¹ the sea,ª to lightenª ° [it] of¹ ¹ them. But Jonahª was gone downª ° into¹ the sidesª of the ship;ª and he lay,ª ° and was fast asleep.ª °" {Jna 1:3-5}

a tempestuous:
"For he commandeth,ª ° and raisethª ° the stormyª wind,ª which lifteth upª ° the wavesª thereof. ... They reel to and fro,ª ° and staggerª ° like a drunken man,ª and are at their wits'² end.ª °¹ ¹" {Psa 107:25-27} + "Thy rowersª ° have broughtª ° thee into greatª waters:ª the eastª windª hath brokenª ° thee in the midstª of the seas.ª" {Ezk 27:26} + "And,ª behold,ª ° there aroseª ° a greatª tempestª inª the¹ sea,ª insomuch thatª the¹ shipª was coveredª ° withª the¹ waves:ª butª heª was asleep.ª °" {Mtt 8:24} + "Andª there aroseª ° a greatª stormª of wind,ª andª the¹ wavesª beatª ° intoª the¹ ship,ª so thatª itª was² ° now² full.ª °¹" {Mrk 4:37}

Euroclydon:
Probably, as Dr. Shaw supposes, one of those tempestuous winds called levanters, which blow in all directions, from ne round by e to se