Long time therefore (ικανον μεν ουν χρονον). Accusative of duration of time (possibly six months) and note μεν ουν. There is an an…

Long time therefore. In this city they were not daunted by persecution. It seems probable that there were here no forcible or public measu…

Long time therefore abode they.—This can hardly be understood as involving a stay of less than several months, during which Paul and Barna…

Luke tells us that the apostles ministered for a “considerable time” in the city and preached boldly “for the Lord,” with God confirming “the messa…

A long time. Luke declares here that Paul and Barnabas did not depart the city as soon as they saw some set against them, for when he says…

Long time therefore abode they
At Iconium, undaunted and not discouraged, at the treatment they met with: but contin…

The apostles spoke so plainly, with such evidence and proof of the Spirit, and with such power; so warmly, and with such concern for the souls of m…