Some of them (τινες εξ αυτων). That is of the Jews who were evidently largely afraid of the rabbis. Still "some" were persuaded (ε…

And consorted. Literally, they had their lot with Paul and Silas; that is, they united themselves to them and became their disciples. The …

And some of them . . .—Obviously only a few in comparison with the "great multitude" of the Greek proselytes of the gate. The Thes…

“Some of the Jews were persuaded,” but the greater number of those who responded positively to Paul’s preaching in the Thessalonian synagogue were …

Certain of them believed. We see here the fruit of Paul’s disputation. He proved plainly that Jesus was for us, and that his resurrection …

And some of them believed
That is, some of the Jews, power went along with the word, and faith came by it, and they …

The aim and scope of Paul's preaching and arguing was to prove that Jesus is the Christ. He necessarily had to suffer for us, because he could not …