Neither robbers of temples (ουτε ιεροσυλους). Common word in Greek writers from ιερον, temple, and συλαω, to rob, be guilty of sac…

For you, etc. Demetrius and his friends. The blame was to be traced to them.

Which are neither robbers of churches. The wo…

These men, which are neither robbers of churches.—Better, robbers of temples. It was not unusual for the writers…

The “city clerk” of Ephesus was the chief executive officer of the assembly. He came to his position from within the assembly and was not appointed…

Men which are neither church-robbers. He both truly and well denies that they are church-robbers; but he shortly after falsely defines the…

For you have brought hither these men

The Arabic version reads, "these two men"; that is, Gaius and Aristarchus, w…

The Jews came forward in this tumult. Those who are so careful to distinguish themselves from the servants of Christ now, and are afraid of being m…