Hebrais identifies speech as being in the Hebrew language in the recorded addresses and voice.

The attested form marks speech as being in the Hebrew language: Acts 21:40 and Acts 22:2 describe an address to a crowd, while Acts 26:14 describes a voice heard in that language.

1. Speech in the Hebrew language · dominant

   The form Ἑβραΐδι is dative singular feminine in all three occurrences. In Acts 21:40 the APB renders Paul as calling out “in the Hebrew language”; in Acts 22:2 the crowd hears him calling to them in that language; and in Acts 26:14 a voice addresses Saul in it.

   Acts 21:40Acts 22:2Acts 26:14

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across all three verses, the APB presents the clause as “in the Hebrew language.” This reflects the verse-level presentation rather than a precise English-token mapping.