A Commentary On the Original Text of the Acts of the Apostles
A Commentary On the Original Text of the Acts of the Apostles
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The Jews had but little power out of Judea, and hence they were obliged, as on other occasions, to secure the aid of the native in habitants. Lao-oi/off, who was their host (v. 7), and also a relative of Paul, if he was the Jason mentioned in Rom. 16, 21. In the latter case, he must have been at Corinth when Paul wrote the Epistle to the Romans. Etfrow .... Drj/j. Ov, sought to bring them unto the people, and at the same time CTTI TOVS TroXirapxas (v. 6), i. E. Into the forum, where the magistr...ates were accustomed to try causes in the presence of the people.
V. 6. /LIT) fvpovTfs, K, r. X. , but not Jinding them, they dragged Jason and certain brethren before the city rulers. The idea is, not that they changed their plan on failing to apprehend Paul and Silas, but that they seized others and carried their design into effect with reference to them. The dfteXfovs appear to have been with Jason at the time of the assault ; probably they were some of the Thessa- lonians who had believed, ovroi are Paul and Silas, since they are those whom Jason entertained.
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The Jews had but little power out of Judea, and hence they were obliged, as on other occasions, to secure the aid of the native in habitants. Lao-oi/off, who was their host (v. 7), and also a relative of Paul, if he was the Jason mentioned in Rom. 16, 21. In the latter case, he must have been at Corinth when Paul wrote the Epistle to the Romans. Etfrow .... Drj/j. Ov, sought to bring them unto the people, and at the same time CTTI TOVS TroXirapxas (v. 6), i. E. Into the forum, where the magistr...ates were accustomed to try causes in the presence of the people.
V. 6. /LIT) fvpovTfs, K, r. X. , but not Jinding them, they dragged Jason and certain brethren before the city rulers. The idea is, not that they changed their plan on failing to apprehend Paul and Silas, but that they seized others and carried their design into effect with reference to them. The dfteXfovs appear to have been with Jason at the time of the assault ; probably they were some of the Thessa- lonians who had believed, ovroi are Paul and Silas, since they are those whom Jason entertained.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hackett, Horatio B. (Horatio Balch), 1808-1875 to read onlineMoreLess
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