Acts 20:1

"Acts."

Key Reflection

In Acts 20:1, the mention of "Acts" likely refers to the apostolic actions and teachings, highlighting the mission and work of the early Christian community. This setting underscores the continuity and expansion of Jesus' ministry through his disciples, foreshadowing the broader narrative of Christian evangelism detailed throughout the book of Acts.

From the Scholars: Barnes' Notes

CHAPTER 20 Verse 1. The uproar. The tumult excited by Demetrius and the workmen. After it had been quieted by the town-clerk, Ac 19:40,40. Embraced them. Saluted them; gave them parting expressions of kindness. Comp. See Barnes "Lu 7:45; Ro 16:16; 1 Co 16:20 2 Co 13:12; 1 Th 5:26; 1 Pe 5:14. The Syriac translates this, "Paul called the disciples, and consoled them, and kissed them." To go into Macedonia. On his way to Jerusalem, agreeably to his purpose--recorded in Ac 19:21.

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