And now (κα τα νυν). Same phrase as in verses 22,25 save that ιδου (behold) is wanting and the article τα occurs before νυν, accus…

And now, brethren. About to leave them, probably to see them no more, he committed them to the faithful care and keeping of God. Amid all …

And now, brothers, I commend you . . .—The Greek verb and its derivatives are characteristic of St. Paul’s phraseology. T…

Paul concluded his address with a blessing, committing them “to God and to the word of his grace.” Though Paul had to leave them, God was with them…

I commend you to God. He uses a prayer which, in an oration intended to greatly move the hearers, should not be considered absurd. For he …

And now brethren
So the apostle calls the elders of the church at Ephesus; though they had not the same gifts, and w…

If the Holy Spirit has made ministers overseers of the flock, that is, shepherds, they must be true to their trust. Let them consider their Master'…