Acts 13:43

congregation. synagogue.

broken up. released. Greek. luo, same word as "loosed" in Acts 13:25.

religious. worshipping. Greek. sebomai. App-137.

proselytes. See note on Matthew 23:15.

speaking to. addressing. Greek. proslaleo. Only here and Acts 28:20.

persuaded. were urging. Greek. peitho. App-150.

continue. Greek. epimeno. See note on Acts 10:48. The texts read prosmeno, as in Acts 11:23.

grace. Greek. charis. App-184.

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