They troubled the multitude and the rulers (εταραξαν τον οχλον κα τους πολιταρχας). First aorist active of ταρασσω, old verb to ag…

And they troubled the people. They stirred up the people to commotion and alarm. The rulers feared the tumult that was stirred up, and the…

The charges against Paul and Silas and their companions naturally alarmed the Thessalonian politarchs. But apparently they found the evidence for t…

They raised the multitude. We see how unjustly the holy men were treated. Because no opportunity was granted them to defend themselves, it…

And they troubled the people, and the rulers of the city , &c.] Fearing some revolution would be made, and some new king,…

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 …