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Verse Acts 15:10. _NOW THEREFORE WHY TEMPT YE GOD_] A God, by giving
the Holy Spirit to the Gentiles, evidently shows he does not design
them to be circumcised, in order to become debtors to the law,...
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WHY TEMPT YE GOD? - Why provoke him to displeasure? Why, since he has
shown his determination to accept them without such rites, do you
provoke him by attempting to impose on his own people rites with...
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CHAPTER 15
_ 1. The false teachers from Judea. Paul and Barnabas sent to
Jerusalem (Acts 15:1)._
2. The Council in Jerusalem (Acts 15:6).
3. The Result made known (Acts 15:22).
4. The Consolation b...
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THE DELIBERATION. The meeting is a public one (see Acts 15:12 and Acts
15:22). In Galatians 2 Paul says he laid his manner of preaching
before those of reputation, in private. Peter comes forward (D s...
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THE CRUCIAL PROBLEM (Acts 15:1-5)
The influx of Gentiles into the Church produced a problem which had
to be solved. The mental background of the Jew was founded on the fact
that he belonged to the ch...
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The apostles and elders met together to investigate this question.
After a great deal of discussion Peter stood up and said, "Brethren,
you know that in the early days God made his choice among us, so...
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TEMPT. Greek. _peira,_ try, put to the test. Always transl "tempt" up
to this verse, except John 6:6 (prove). Compare Acts 5:9.
PUT. lay.
YOKE. Not circumcision only, but obligation to keep the whol...
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_Now therefore_ When you have this evidence of how God has already
accepted the Gentiles.
_why tempt ye God_ Men are said "to tempt God" when they distrust his
guidance, and in consequence disobey his...
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ΝΥ͂Ν ΟΥ̓͂Ν, _now therefore_, i.e. after you have had so much
evidence of God’s acceptance of the Gentiles, both in the early days
and in the journeys of St Paul and Barnabas.
ΤΊ ΠΕΙΡΆΖΕΤΕ ΤῸΝ ΘΕΌΝ; _w...
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THE COUNCIL AT JERUSALEM; THE DEBATE AND THE SPEECH OF PETER.
NARRATION OF THE WORK OF BARNABAS AND PAUL...
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_AN ACCOUNT OF THE DISCUSSION ACTS 15:6-21:_ The church, with the
apostles and elders, came together to discuss this problem concerning
the Gentiles and the Law. Peter said that "God made choice among...
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ΠΕΙΡΆΖΕΤΕ _praes. ind. act. от_ ΠΕΙΡΆΖΩ (G3985)
испытывать, искушать. Это напоминание
об искушении Богом Израиля в пустыне
(TLNT, 3:84-85). _Praes._ может быть конативным
(_см._ James 1:13).
ΈΠΙΘΕΊΝΑ...
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DISCOURSE: 1783
THE QUESTION ABOUT THE OBLIGATION OF THE CEREMONIAL LAW DECIDED
Acts 15:10. _Now therefore why tempt ye God, to put a yoke upon the
neck of the disciples, which neither our fathers no...
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TO PUT A YOKE UPON THE NECK, &C.— "A grievous and heavy burden,
which neither our fathers nor we have been able cheerfully and
regularly _to bear,_ without being exposed to great inconveniences,
and m...
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THE ELDERS AND APOSTLES MEET TO SETTLE THE DISPUTE. Acts 15:6-29
a.
Peter's speech. Acts 15:6-11.
Acts 15:6
And the apostles and the elders were gathered together to consider of
this matter....
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See notes on verse 7...
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Now therefore why tempt ye God, to put a yoke upon the neck of the
disciples, which neither our fathers nor we were able to bear?
NOW THEREFORE WHY TEMPT (OR 'TRY')YEGOD - standing in the way of H...
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21 The report in Antioch that God _ had opened the door of faith to
the nations _ sums up Paul's first missionary journey. This is given
out as something new, unknown before. It is evident that Antioc...
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15:10 putting (d-8) The infinitive, equivalent to 'in putting.' It is
explanatory of what precedes....
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THE QUESTION OF CIRCUMCISION
1-35. The Council of Jerusalem, 49 a.d. The usual view is that
Galatians 2:1 describes the visit of St. Paul to Jerusalem on the
occasion of this Council. Adopting this, t...
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GOOD NEWS FOR EVERYONE
ACTS
_MARION ADAMS_
CHAPTER 15
AN IMPORTANT MEETING IN *JERUSALEM, 15:1-21
V1 Some men came from *Judea to Antioch. They were teaching the
*believers like this. ‘You must...
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WHY TEMPT YE GOD. — To tempt God was to make the experiment whether
His will, manifested in the acceptance of the Gentiles, or man’s
will, resenting and resisting it, was the stronger of the two. Noth...
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νῦν οὖν : in Acts four times, nowhere else in N.T.; _cf._ Acts
10:35, _nunc igitur:_ LXX, Genesis 27:8, etc.; 1Ma 10:71. τί
πειράζετε τὸν Θ., _cf._ Acts 5:9, they put God to the
proof, as to whether H...
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ONE WAY OF SALVATION FOR ALL
Acts 15:1-11
Paul and Barnabas were quietly resting in Antioch after their arduous
toils, when these persons from Jerusalem stealthily commenced to
undermine their influe...
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In the work among Gentiles the question of circumcision very naturally
arose, and its difficulty is revealed in the calling of a council.
That council seems to have opened with much desultory discussi...
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Resolving Conflict
The matter was placed before the apostles and elders to be considered.
Quite a discussion followed. Though Peter's actions were not always
commendable, as when he dissembled in Anti...
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(5) Now therefore why (f) tempt ye God, to put a yoke upon the neck of
the disciples, which neither our fathers nor we were able to bear?
(5) Peter, passing from the ceremonies to the Law itself in g...
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_Why tempt you God, by calling in question what he hath sufficiently
attested, and approved, and by being incredulous to his promises of
giving salvation to the Gentiles, and to all nations. (Witham)_...
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Here Peter pleads with them to put no yoke on the necks of the
disciples, whether Gentiles or Jews, assuring them that all are saved
by the free grace of God through faith, without works, legal obedie...
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And the apostles and elders came together for to consider of this
matter. (7) And when there had been much disputing, Peter rose up, and
said unto them, Men and brethren, ye know how that a good while...
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We now enter on the missionary journeys, as they are called, of the
apostle Paul. The work, under the Spirit, opens to the glory of the
Lord. Not merely are Gentiles met in grace and brought into the...
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10._Now, therefore, why tempt ye? _This is the other part of the
sermon wherein Peter showeth how deadly that doctrine is which
Paul’s enemies sought to bring in; to wit, which might drown godly
sou...
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Chapter 15 contains the account of this. Certain persons come from
Jerusalem, where all was still going on in connection with the
requirements of the law; and they seek to impose these requirements on...
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NOW THEREFORE WHY TEMPT YE GOD,.... By hesitating about this matter,
by disputing upon this point, and by seeking for further proof and
evidence of the will of God in this affair; when it is so plain...
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Now therefore why tempt ye God, to put a yoke upon the neck of the
disciples, which neither our fathers nor we were able to bear?
Ver. 10. _Now, therefore, why tempt ye God_] Or (as Jerome in a
certa...
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_And the apostles, &c., came together to consider of this matter_ As
the apostles commonly resided at Jerusalem, the greater part of them
may have come together on this occasion; and the elders likewi...
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TEMPT YE GOD; by acting against the manifestations of his will.
A YOKE; the burdensome rites and ceremonies of the Jewish religion....
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However, here at Antioch a matter arose of deeply serious
significance, and it was clearly God's wisdom to have Paul and
Barnabas there at the time. Men from Judea, professing the knowledge
of Christ,...
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NOW THEREFORE, WHY DO YOU TEST GOD BY PUTTING A YOKE ON THE NECK OF
THE DISCIPLES WHICH NEITHER OUR FATHERS NOR WE WERE ABLE TO BEAR?
1. Peter concludes that any imposition is "putting a yoke" on the...
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"Why do you put God to the test": That is, why are these Pharisees
contradicting the clear will of God on the matter? Why are they acting
like God made. mistake when he had Peter baptize uncircumcised...
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7-21 We see from the words "purifying their hearts by faith," and the
address of St. Peter, that justification by faith, and sanctification
by the Holy Ghost, cannot be separated; and that both are t...
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WHY TEMPT YE GOD? Why would you make a doubt of, and put it to a
trial, whether God did in good earnest admit the Gentiles to his
favour, and whether he remains firm and constant in such his kindness...
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Tertullian On Monogamy
sometimes catch at such parts of the law as they choose; plainly do we
too assert that the law has deceased in this sense, that its
burdens-according to the sentence of the apo...
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Acts 15:10 Now G3568 therefore G3767 why G5101 test G3985 (G5719) God
G2316 putting G2007 (G5629) yoke...
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“Now therefore why do you test out God, that you should put a yoke
on the neck of the disciples which neither our fathers nor we were
able to bear?”
Now if God had done this freely for these Gentiles...
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Acts 15:10. NOW THEREFORE WHY TEMPT YE GOD, TO PUT A YOKE UPON THE
NECK OF THE DISCIPLES? To impose new obligations upon these Gentile
churches founded by Paul and Barnabas would be nothing else than...
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WHY TEMPT YE GOD?
(τ πειραζετε τον θεον;). By implying that God had
made a mistake this time, though right about Cornelius. It is a
home-thrust. They were refusing to follow the guidance of God like...
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CONTENTS: The council at Jerusalem and the question of circumcision.
Paul's second missionary journey. Silas chosen.
CHARACTERS: God, Jesus, Holy Spirit, Moses, Paul, Barnabas, apostles,
elders, Phar...
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Acts 15:1. _Certain men which came down from Judea._ Epiphanius says,
Cerinthus the heretic was one of the principals in this dissension.
But they were, no doubt, of the devil's sending, to disquiet t...
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AFTER A LONG DEBATE. Some Jews believed God was their personal
property, and that the Gentiles had to accept their Law and Tradition
and come to God through them. Paul and others knew that God had
ter...
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_And when there had been much disputing, Peter rose up._
PETER’S SPEECH
Mark--
I. The time when peter spoke. “When there had been much
disputing.” That was the critical moment. Speeches acquire forc...
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_And certain men which came down from Judaea taught the brethren, and
said, Except ye be circumcised … ye cannot be saved._
DISTURBERS OF THE CHURCH
I. Certain men came down from Judea.
1. Probably...
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ACTS—NOTE ON ACTS 15:1 The Jerusalem Council. A conference was held
in Jerusalem (c. A.D. 48 or 49) to discuss conditions for Gentile
membership in the church. The “Pharisaic” group in the Jerusalem
c...
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ACTS—NOTE ON ACTS 15:6 Peter defended Paul’s Gentile mission.
⇐ ⇔...
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ACTS—NOTE ON ACTS 15:10 YOKE here refers to the whole of the Mosaic
law (see note on v. 1). By speaking of the law as an unbearable yoke,
Peter argued that even the Israelites were unable to fulfill i...
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_HOMILETICAL ANALYSIS_.—_Acts 15:6_
The Council at Jerusalem; or, the Circumcision Controversy Settled
I. THE COMPOSITION OF THE COUNCIL.—
1. The _apostles_. The twelve; Paul not yet included in the...
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EXPOSITION
ACTS 15:1
_Came down … and taught _for _which came down_ …_ taught, _A.V.;
_saying _for _and said, _A.V._; custom _(ἔθος) for _manner,
_A.V. EXCEPT YE BE CIRCUMCISED, etc. The question t...
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And certain men which came down from Judea [to the church in Antioch]
taught the brethren, and said, Except ye be circumcised after the
manner of Moses, ye cannot be saved (Acts 15:1).
Unfortunately,...
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Exodus 17:2; Galatians 4:1; Galatians 4:9; Galatians 5:1; Hebrews 3:9;...
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Were able [ι σ χ υ σ α μ ε ν]. See on Luke 14:30; Luke 16:3....
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Now therefore — Seeing these things are so: why tempt ye God? —
Why do ye provoke him to anger, by putting so heavy a yoke on their
neck?...