Gird thyself (ζωσα). Direct middle first aorist (ingressive) imperative (Robertson,

Grammar, pp. 806f.) from ζωννυμ …

Gird yourself. When they slept, the outer garment was thrown off, and the girdle with which they bound their inner garment, or tu…

Gird thyself, and bind on thy sandals.—In lying down to sleep the Apostle had naturally laid aside his “cloak,” loosened the girdle that b…

On the night before Agrippa’s show trial, “an angel of the Lord” appeared in the apostle’s cell and began to take charge of affairs. The “angel of …

And the angel said to him, gird yourself
He slept in his inner garment loose about him; therefore the angel bids him…

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…