Church elders in Jerusalem ask Paul to help men fulfill a Nazirite vow, to dispel rumors he has apostatized his Jewishness. |
(1) In Acts 21:23-24, Paul submitted to a vow as a way of showing his identification with Israel and his regard for the law. Commitments like the Nazarite vow ... |
Pulpit Commentary. Verse 23. - Which have a vow; meaning emphatically the vow of a Nazarite. Acts 21:23. Vincent's Word Studies. A vow. The Nazarite vow. See ... |
This is said not as commanding, but as advising; and not to what was a duty, and necessary to be done as such, but as a point of prudence. |
In Acts 21-23, we see that Jesus worked through Paul to show that his own journey to Jerusalem to be persecuted was not only for the Jews, but also for the ... |
In Acts, Paul's mission faces scrutiny among Jewish believers in Jerusalem, leading to a strategic plan to bridge gaps between him and the Jewish community. |
To walk, in the Scriptures, often denotes "to live, to act, to conduct in a certain manner." All, probably, that they wished Paul to show by this was, that he ... |
It would seem that the specific warning not to go up to Jerusalem was a human interpretation of the Holy Spirit's prophecy of the danger that awaited Paul. |
The four men in question were under the vow of Nazariteship; and that the days of their vow were nearly at an end, as they were about to shave their heads. Coffman's Commentaries on... · Smith's Bible Commentary |
10 дек. 2023 г. · He instructed Paul to take four other Jewish men who were under a vow and pay their way for purification and keeping their vow in the temple. |
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