The Preacher´s Complete Homiletical Commentary on the New Testament (on an Original Plan)
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Excerpt from The Preacher´s Complete Homiletical Commentary on the New Testament (on an Original Plan): With Critical and Explanatory Notes, Indices, &C., &C (f) 18-21. With Priscilla and Aquila he crossed to Ephesus; himself en route for Jerusalem, they remaining in Ephesus (1 Cor. xvi.19). (g) 22, 23. Cæsarea, Jerusalem; "some time" in Antioch; then Galatia and Phrygia, "in order." (h) [24-28. Apollos comes to Ephesus. After his instruction by Aquila and Priscilla, the brethren commend him to Achaia, where he "waters" what Paul had "planted" (1 Cor. iii. 6).] (j) Acts xix. 1-7. During (h) Paul completes (g) and reaches Ephesus. John the Baptist´s disciples, (of whom Apollos had been one). (k) 8-12. Three months of discussion in the Ephesian synagogue. Then two years in the school of Tyrannus, hired or lent. "All Asia" hear the word. Handkerchief and apron miracles. (l) 13-20. Ephesian magic vanquished. "Word grows mightily and prevails." (m) 21, 22. After these things (making "three years," Acts xx. 31) Paul plans a journey to Jerusalem, viâ Macedonia and Achaia. Timothy and Erastus sent into Macedonia before him. (n) 23-41. While Paul lingers in Ephesus, the riot of Demetrius occurs. (o) Acts xx. 1. Paul "goes over" [viâ Troas (2 Cor.ii. 12)] Macedonia, "giving them much exhortation." (p) 2, 3. Three months in Greece, i.e. (probably chiefly) in Corinth. Intended to sail for Syria, but a plot of the Jews made him go first to Macedonia (Beroea, Thessalonica, Philippi); thence to Troas, Miletus, etc., to Jerusalem; thence, ultimately, to Rome. II. 1. Two visits, therefore, are recorded in the Acts [(a) - (f) and (p)], separated by the interval occupied by the journey to Jerusalem, "some time" in Antioch, the visit to Galatia and Phrygia "in order" [(g)], and three years in Ephesus [(j) - (m)]. The first appears by reminiscent allusion several times in the First Epistle, particularly in chaps, i. -iv. The second is subsequent to both letters, being, however, before Paul´s mind in 1 Cor. xvi. 1-7, though his plans were subsequently modified in detail. 2. An intermediate visit, not mentioned in the Acts, is argued by many from 2 Cor. ii. 1["I would not come again to you in heaviness"]; xii. 14, 21 ["the third time I am ready to come"]; xiii. 1, 2 ["this is the third time I am coming."] Those who, like (e.g.) Stanley, "assume that there were no visits of St. Paul to Corinth besides those mentioned" as above (II.1), join "again" in 2 Cor. ii. 1 rather with "come" than with "heaviness" [i.e. "When I should come again - a second time - it should not be with "heaviness, after my first long and not unhappy stay of labour and of success"; and not, "When I should come, it should not again be with heaviness, a second sad visit"]. Also they minimise the force of "third," in xii. 14, by emphasising "I am ready to come" [i.e. counting(1) Acts xviii., when he was ready, and did actually come; (2) when he was ready, but he did not come ("according to the plan mentioned in 2 Cor. i. 15, 16"); (3) when he was now again ready, and did actually come as in (p)]. On the other side, if "again in heaviness" be very closely connected together, it is urged that the visit of Acts xviii. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com
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