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Every man according to his ability (ÎșαΞÏÏ Î”Ï ÏÎżÏΔÎčÏÎż ÏÎčÏ). Imperfect middle of Î”Ï ÏÎżÏΔÏ, to be well off (from Î”Ï ÏÎżÏÎżÏ), old verb, buâŠ

Then the disciples. The Christians at Antioch.
According to his ability. As they had prospered. It does not imply that theyâŠ

Then the disciples, every man according to his ability.âLiterally, as each man prospered. It is obviously implieâŠ

But here a question arises: since the misery was common to all, why should they have helped one people rather than all the rest? I answer that, becâŠ

Then the disciples That were at Antioch, every man according to his ability

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