He drave them (απηλασεν αυτους). First aorist active indicative of απελαυνω, old word, but here alone in the N.T. The Jews were st…

And he drave them, etc. He refused to hear and decide the controversy. He commanded them to depart from the court. The word used here does…

He drove them from the judgment seat.—The words imply a magisterial act. The order was given to the lictors to clear the …

Perhaps Gallio liked it. "You came here," he said, "to accuse Paul, to get him beaten: now the mob is beating you, and serve you right. I shall not…

The word “law” (GK 3795) in v.13 is somewhat ambiguous. Undoubtedly when it was first used by Paul’s antagonists in their synagogue, it referred to…

And he drove them from the judgment seat .
] He would not hear, and try the cause; but dismissed them with threateni…

Paul was about to show that he did not teach people to worship God contrary to the law; but the judge would not allow the Jews to complain to him a…