Commentary on Acts of the Apostles · Matthew Henry

063 - Acts 1635-40

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The commentary states that without a fair hearing, no one can be justly condemned—a principle violated in Paul's case.

This episode examines Acts 16:35-40, where Paul and Silas are released from prison in Philippi after an earthquake. Paul refuses to be quietly released, insisting the magistrates publicly acknowledge their illegal beating and imprisonment of Roman citizens without trial. The commentary explores Paul's strategic use of his legal rights to protect future Christians and establish the dignity of the gospel message.

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