Was come to himself (εν εαυτω γενομενος). Second aorist middle participle of γινομα with εν and the locative case, "becoming at hi…

And when Peter was come to himself. This expression naturally means when he had overcome his amazement and astonishment at the unexpected …

When Peter was come to himself.—Here again we find the tone of a personal reminiscence. He finds himself at night, free, …

Passing the two guards at the inner entrance to the prison, Peter and the angel came to the main iron gate, which opened automatically as they appr…

Then Peter returning to himself. This is, word for word, "being made in himself," because, having been previously astonished by a strange …

And when Peter was come to himself
&c.] For upon his being awaked out of sleep, what with the uncommon light, which …

A peaceful conscience, a lively hope, and the consolations of the Holy Spirit can keep people calm in the full prospect of death, even those very i…