When they found them not (μη ευροντες). Usual negative μη with the participle in the

Koine, second aorist (effective…

These that have turned the world upside down. They have stirred up commotion and disturbance in other places. The charge has often been br…

To the rulers of the city.—The Greek term here, politarchæ, is a very peculiar one, and occurs nowhere else in the New Te…

Just as at Antioch, Iconium, and Lystra, the Jews who did not believe the Gospel were incensed at the Gentiles’ response to Paul’s preaching and wi…

Those men who have troubled the whole world. This is the condition of the gospel: to have the uproars that Satan raises imputed to it. Thi…

And when they found them not
In Jason's house, as they expected:

they drew Jason, and certain bre…

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 …