Aquila (Ακυλαν). Luke calls him a Jew from Pontus, apparently not yet a disciple, though there were Jews from Pontus at the great …

And found a certain Jew. This refers to Aquila, who is mentioned elsewhere as a friend of Paul (Romans 16:3; [Reference 2 Timo…

We cannot exclude from the probable motives the strong feeling of thankfulness for deliverance from danger, following fear, which, as in nearly all…

Lodged with them.

Entering this large and thriving city, Paul probably asked a passerby where he could find a master tentmaker or leather worker to seek a job from s…

A Jew called Aquila. This was no small trial, in that Paul found no one in Corinth to lodge him except Aquila, who had been twice exiled. …

And found a certain Jew named Aquila
This seems to have been his Roman name, which he had took, or was given him, wh…

Although Paul was entitled to support from the churches he planted and from the people to whom he preached, he nevertheless worked at his trade. An…