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Commentaries:
People's Commentary (NT)
Acts 24:25
As he reasoned. They, no doubt, expected that he would speak of
doctrine, but instead he spoke of the life that ought to be lived, with
special reference to those who sat before him in such state and glory.
Righteousness. When he spoke of righteousness, he spoke of justice
to a judge who held this office only for the sake of gain and who took
bribes.
Temperance. When he spoke of temperance, he rebuked the unbridled
sway of the passions and of lust.
Judgment. When he spoke of judgment, he pictured the judgment
scene when the unjust and impure of earth shall be called to account.
With such power he spoke that the stern Roman trembled before the poor
prisoner in his power.
Depart for this time. Felix does not resent; he is too powerfully
moved, but he puts off. Thus thousands destroy their souls.
Other commentary entries containing this verse:
Acts 24:25
Acts 26:28
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