Hath appointed thee (προεχειρισατο). First aorist middle indicative of προχειριζω, old verb to put forth into one's hands, to take…

Shouldest know his will. His will in the plan of salvation, and in regard to your future life.

And see that Just One. The …

The God of our fathers . . .—The report of what was said by Ananias is somewhat fuller than in Acts 9:17, and gives in outline wha…

If Paul was to be an apostle, it was necessary for him to see the Lord Christ, for one of the qualifications of an apostle was that he should be ab…

At Damascus Paul was visited by Ananias, God’s messenger to bring about renewal of Paul’s sight and to announce God’s purpose for him as a witness …

The God of our fathers. As nothing is more suitable to motivate us joyfully to go forward toward God than when we know that God precedes u…

And he said, the God of our fathers has chosen thee
From all eternity, in his everlasting purposes and decrees; or "…

The apostle goes on to relate how he was confirmed in the change he had made. The Lord having chosen the sinner, so that he should know his will, h…