Into the house of Lydia (προς την Λυδιαν). No word in the Greek for "house," but it means the house of Lydia. Note "the brethren" …

They comforted them. They exhorted them and encouraged them to persevere, despite the opposition and persecution they might face.

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They comforted them, and departed.—Lydia’s house appears to have been the meeting-place of the brethren, as well as the l…

After leaving the prison, Paul and Silas met with the small body of Christians at the house of Lydia and encouraged them in their new faith. Then t…

When they saw, etc. They were asked to leave immediately; yet it was fitting for them to care for the brethren, so that the tender seed of…

And they went out of the prison
In a public manner, with great honour and reputation, at the request of the magistra…

Paul, though willing to suffer for the cause of Christ, and without any desire to avenge himself, did not choose to depart under the charge of havi…