A Commentary On the Acts of the Apostles volume 3
A Commentary On the Acts of the Apostles volume 3
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Tliey came to Thessalonica. The largest city of Macedonia, and a most famous place of trading; which, as we read in Strabo's excerptions, - was first called Therme. It was built by Cassander, » Lib. I. & iv. 2 Lib. Vii. 368 THE ACTS OF THE HOLY APOSTLES [CHAP. XVII. Who called it Thessalonica, after the name of his wife, the daughter of Philip the Son of Amynta, having carried thither the inhabitants of the neighbouring cities, such were the Chalastrians, ^neans, Cislians, and also some others.... It bordered upon the Thermean Gulf, so called from Thermes, whence it is supposed to be that which the Italians now call Golpho di Salonichi, for they call Thessalonica Salonichi. Where ivas a synagogue of the Jews. There being none, to wit, in Amphipolis, nor Apollonia. 2. As his manner was. Which, to wit, Paul had of going in into the Jews to their synagogues. Reasoned with them out of the scriptures. To wit, of the Old Testament which was received by the Jews as canonical. 3. Opening. As much as to say, Openly explaining as well the express prophecies concerning the Messiah, as the types by which he was shadowed, that he might make it clear to them, that he was to suffer strokes, wounds, and a shameful death, and again to return to life.
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Tliey came to Thessalonica. The largest city of Macedonia, and a most famous place of trading; which, as we read in Strabo's excerptions, - was first called Therme. It was built by Cassander, » Lib. I. & iv. 2 Lib. Vii. 368 THE ACTS OF THE HOLY APOSTLES [CHAP. XVII. Who called it Thessalonica, after the name of his wife, the daughter of Philip the Son of Amynta, having carried thither the inhabitants of the neighbouring cities, such were the Chalastrians, ^neans, Cislians, and also some others.... It bordered upon the Thermean Gulf, so called from Thermes, whence it is supposed to be that which the Italians now call Golpho di Salonichi, for they call Thessalonica Salonichi. Where ivas a synagogue of the Jews. There being none, to wit, in Amphipolis, nor Apollonia. 2. As his manner was. Which, to wit, Paul had of going in into the Jews to their synagogues. Reasoned with them out of the scriptures. To wit, of the Old Testament which was received by the Jews as canonical. 3. Opening. As much as to say, Openly explaining as well the express prophecies concerning the Messiah, as the types by which he was shadowed, that he might make it clear to them, that he was to suffer strokes, wounds, and a shameful death, and again to return to life.
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