To seek for Saul (αναζητησα Σαυλον). First aorist (effective) active infinitive of purpose. Αναζητεω is a common verb since Plato,…

Then departed, etc. The reason why Barnabas sought Saul is not known. It is probable, however, that it was because of the remarka…

Then Barnabas departed to Tarsus.—The act is in every way significant. It indicates the assurance that Saul would approve of the w…

Sometime after reaching Antioch, Barnabas went to Tarsus to find Saul to help him in the ministry back in Syria. We have no record of what Saul was…

Barnabas’s simplicity is commended to us now the second time: although he might have wielded the greatest influence at Antioch, yet he went into Ci…

Then departed Barnabas to Tarsus
"In Cilicia" to seek Saul; who had been sent thither by the brethren that he might …

Previously, the followers of Christ were called disciples (that is, learners and scholars); but from that time, they were called Christians. The pr…