Sphagion denotes sacrificial victims brought in the wilderness setting described in Acts 7:42.

The attested use denotes sacrificial victims in the question about whether Israel brought such offerings during the forty years in the wilderness in Acts 7:42.

1. Sacrificial victims brought in the wilderness · dominant

   In Acts 7:42, the accusative plural form occurs in the question about what the house of Israel brought during forty years in the wilderness. The APB renders the clause, “Did you bring me sacrifices and offerings forty years in the wilderness,” confirming the verse’s sacrificial context.

   Acts 7:42

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Acts 7:42, the APB presents the clause with “sacrifices and offerings.” It does not isolate the contribution of this term from the accompanying wording.