After many years (δι' ετων πλειονων). "At an interval (δια) of more (πλειονων) years" (than a few, one must add), not "after many …

Now after many years. After many years' absence, Paul here begins his reply to the charges of Tertullus that he had attempted to profane t…

Now after many years.—Four years had passed since the previous visit of Acts 18:22. The use of “many” in this instance is notewort…

Reconstructing for Felix what happened in Jerusalem, Paul spoke of coming to Jerusalem “to bring my people gifts for the poor and to present offeri…

And after many years. His meaning is that he had not been in Jerusalem for a long time but had been residing in other far-distant countrie…

Now after many years
Absence from Jerusalem; it was now about five and twenty years since his conversion, and most o…

Paul gives a just account of himself, which clears him from crime and also shows the true reason for the violence against him. Let us never be driv…