The Acts of the Apostles Explained volume 2
The Acts of the Apostles Explained volume 2
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22. 13, 6. 14. 14, 24. 15, 3. 41. 16, 6. 17, 23, ) Galatia and Phrygia, interior provinces of Asia Minor, mentioned to- gether with the same brevity as here, and with the same pecu- liar formula {the Galatian region) in the account of Paul's second mission (see above, on 16, 6), but in the opposite order {Phrygia and Galatia), to which some refer the phrase wi order here used ; but it rather has resi:ect to the methodical successive visitation of the churches, the details of which were probably... diversified by no extraordinary incidents, as both ACTS 18, 28. 24. 181 visitations are so briefly mentioned, Slrenrfthening^ the same word that is rendered confirndnfj (or eoiifirmed) in ll, 22. 15, 32, 41, in all Avhich cases, as in this, it denotes not a cere- mony but an intellectual and spiritual process of instruction and conxdction.
24, And a certain Jew, named Apollos, born at Alexandria, an eloquent man, (and) mighty in the Scriptiures, came to Ephesus.
Having thus despatched in a single sentence Paul's re- visitation of Galatia and Phrygia, Luke proceeds to the more important part of his third mission, namely, his residence at Ephesus ; but first, as a preliminary topic, introduces the ap- pearance of Apollos there before Paul's arrival, A Jew, by birth and education, in which sense Paul himself was one.
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22. 13, 6. 14. 14, 24. 15, 3. 41. 16, 6. 17, 23, ) Galatia and Phrygia, interior provinces of Asia Minor, mentioned to- gether with the same brevity as here, and with the same pecu- liar formula {the Galatian region) in the account of Paul's second mission (see above, on 16, 6), but in the opposite order {Phrygia and Galatia), to which some refer the phrase wi order here used ; but it rather has resi:ect to the methodical successive visitation of the churches, the details of which were probably... diversified by no extraordinary incidents, as both ACTS 18, 28. 24. 181 visitations are so briefly mentioned, Slrenrfthening^ the same word that is rendered confirndnfj (or eoiifirmed) in ll, 22. 15, 32, 41, in all Avhich cases, as in this, it denotes not a cere- mony but an intellectual and spiritual process of instruction and conxdction.
24, And a certain Jew, named Apollos, born at Alexandria, an eloquent man, (and) mighty in the Scriptiures, came to Ephesus.
Having thus despatched in a single sentence Paul's re- visitation of Galatia and Phrygia, Luke proceeds to the more important part of his third mission, namely, his residence at Ephesus ; but first, as a preliminary topic, introduces the ap- pearance of Apollos there before Paul's arrival, A Jew, by birth and education, in which sense Paul himself was one.
What to read after The Acts of the Apostles Explained volume 2?
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