Were together (ησαν επ το αυτο). Some MSS. ησαν κα (were and). But they were together in the same place as in 2:1.

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All that believed. This means those who believed that Jesus was the Messiah; for that was the distinguishing point by which they were know…

All that believed were together. . . .—The writer dwells with a manifest delight on this picture of what seemed to him th…

Then they that gladly received his word were baptized: and the same day there were added unto them about three thousand souls. And they continu…

Regarding the phrase And all, while I have translated it as joined together, the wording is, word for word in Saint Luke, Int…

And all that believed were together
Not in one place, for no one house could hold them all, their number was now so …

In these verses, we have the history of the truly primitive church, of its first days; this was indeed its state of infancy, yet, like infancy itse…