Acts 21:19 - Exposition

Rehearsed one by one for declared particularly, A.V.; the things which for what things, A.V. The things which God had wrought , etc. (comp. Acts 15:12 ). It was a noble account to render. Since he had saluted the Church ( Acts 18:22 ), when he had probably seen James last, he had labored at Antioch, in Galatia and Phrygia, and had wrought a mighty revolution in Asia. He had consolidated his work in Macedonia and Achaia; he had held his visitation of Gentile eiders in Miletus; he had visited Tyre, Ptolemais, and Caesarea, great Gentile cities, and had seen everywhere astonishing tokens of the grace of God which was with him. And now he pours his tale into the ears of the chief pastor of the mother Church of Jerusalem, and those of the Jewish elders. A tale of wonder indeed!