When they had further threatened them (προσαπειλησαμενο). The "further" is in "pros" (in addition),

Finding nothing…

Finding nothing, etc. That is, not being able to devise any way to punish them without causing an uproar among the people and endangering …

All men glorified God . . .—The tense implies continued action. It is especially characteristic of St. Luke thus to note the impre…

Therefore, it was the more remarkable, forty years lame and yet healed! But how great is the grace displayed in the salvation of an aged sinner—for…

The Sanhedrin had given its warning. And after stressing its nature and what would happen if it went unheeded, they let them go. The moderation of …

And when they had threatened them. And this is the outcome of sedition: that the wicked do not cease to breathe out their fury, yet they a…

So when they had further threatened them Either repeated the same, as before; or added some more severe ones, to terrify …

The primary concern of the rulers is that the doctrine of Christ does not spread among the people, yet they cannot say it is false or dangerous, or…