We must (δε). Moral necessity left them no choice. They stood precisely where Peter and John were when before the Sanhedrin before…

We ought to obey, etc. See Barnes on Acts 4:19.

Then Peter and the other apostles.—The whole company of the Twelve, it must be remembered, were now the objects of attack, and they all ac…

By saying “Peter and the other apostles replied,” Luke suggests that Peter was the spokesman for the group of apostles on trial, with the others in…

This is the sum of their answer: It is lawful for them, indeed, they ought to prefer God over men. God commands us to bear witness of Christ; there…

Then Peter, and the other apostles, answered and said
Peter began, as the mouth of the apostles, being the eldest ma…

Many will do an evil thing with daring, yet cannot bear to hear of it afterward or to be accused of it. We cannot expect to be redeemed and healed …