St Paul the Traveller And the Roman Citizen
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(XIX I) AND IT CAME TO PASS THAT PAUL, MAKING A MISSIONARY PROGRESS THROUGH THE 1 e£«r\et, lit. " he set about the voyage " : contrast XX 6, f£f«rkevcrafjiev aot.
(262) Sec. I. The Syrian Voyage. 263 HIGHER-LYING QUARTERS of Asia, CAME TO the capital of the province EPHESUS {Expositor, July, 1895, p. 39).
Just as in XX 6 the company sailed away from Philippi (Neapolis, where they really embarked, being omitted, p. 70), so here Paul sailed from Corinth, the harbour being left out of sight Then t...he harbour is brought in as an afterthought : before actually embark- ing at Cenchreae, the eastern port of Corinth, Paul cut his hair, marking the fulfilment of a vow which apparently was connected with safe embarkation from Corinth. Though the grammatical construction of v. 18 would suggest that Aquila made the vow, and one old Latin Version makes this sense explicit, yet the natural emphasis marks Paul as the subject here.
Aquila and Priscilla remained in Ephesus until the end of 55 (I Cor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(XIX I) AND IT CAME TO PASS THAT PAUL, MAKING A MISSIONARY PROGRESS THROUGH THE 1 e£«r\et, lit. " he set about the voyage " : contrast XX 6, f£f«rkevcrafjiev aot.
(262) Sec. I. The Syrian Voyage. 263 HIGHER-LYING QUARTERS of Asia, CAME TO the capital of the province EPHESUS {Expositor, July, 1895, p. 39).
Just as in XX 6 the company sailed away from Philippi (Neapolis, where they really embarked, being omitted, p. 70), so here Paul sailed from Corinth, the harbour being left out of sight Then t...he harbour is brought in as an afterthought : before actually embark- ing at Cenchreae, the eastern port of Corinth, Paul cut his hair, marking the fulfilment of a vow which apparently was connected with safe embarkation from Corinth. Though the grammatical construction of v. 18 would suggest that Aquila made the vow, and one old Latin Version makes this sense explicit, yet the natural emphasis marks Paul as the subject here.
Aquila and Priscilla remained in Ephesus until the end of 55 (I Cor.
What to read after St Paul the Traveller And the Roman Citizen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Mitchell Ramsay to read onlineMoreLess
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