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ACTS 7:3-51
In addition to several direct quotations from the Septuagint,
Stephen’s speech consists of a series of allusions to and summaries
of Israelitish history. In these phrases drawn from the O...
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Verse Acts 7:9. _AND THE PATRIARCHS_] The twelve sons of Jacob, thus
called because each was _chief_ or _head_ of his respective _family_
or tribe.
_MOVED WITH ENVY_] ζηλωσαντες. We translate ζηλος...
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MOVED WITH ENVY - That is, dissatisfied with the favor which their
father Jacob showed Joseph, and envious at the dreams which indicated
that he was to be raised to remarkable honor above his parents...
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CHAPTER 7
_ 1. The Address of Stephen (Acts 7:1)._
2. The Martyrdom of Stephen (Acts 7:54).
This is the largest chapter in this book and concludes the first
section. Stephen is the chosen instrumen...
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ABRAHAM AND THE PATRIARCHS. The High Priest invites Stephen to plead
to the charge. Addressing his audience in the style used by Paul (Acts
22:1), Stephen speaks of the theophany to Abraham, placing i...
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STEPHEN'S DEFENCE (Acts 7:1-7)
When Oliver Cromwell was outlining the education he thought necessary
for his son Richard, he said, "I would have him know a little
history." It was to the lesson of hi...
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"So he gave him the covenant of which circumcision was the sign. So he
begat Isaac and he circumcised him on the eighth day. And Isaac begat
Jacob and Jacob begat the twelve patriarchs. The patriarchs...
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MOVED WITH ENVY. being jealous. Greek. _zeloo._ Compare the noun
_zelos,_ Acts 5:17....
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_the patriarchs, moved with envy, sold Joseph_ The same word is used
(Acts 17:5) of the hostile feelings of the Jews at Thessalonica
against Paul and Silas. In the history (Genesis 37:4-5) it is said...
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_THE JEWISH NATION AND THE LAND OF EGYPT ACTS 7:9-43:_ The patriarchs
sold Joseph into Egypt. Envy caused Joseph's brothers to sell him into
Egypt as a slave. God was with Joseph and gave him favor wi...
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ΖΗΛΏΣΑΝΤΕΣ _aor. act. part._ (причины) ΖΗΛΌΩ
(G2206) гореть от рвения, завидовать,
ревновать (RWP; GELTS, 194).
ΆΠΈΔΟΝΤΟ _aor. ind. med. от_ ΆΠΟΔΊΔΩΜΙ (G591)
отдавать; _med._ продавать....
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MOVED WITH ENVY, SOLD JOSEPH— The plain inference to be drawn from
hence was, that they might learn from this example, to abate their
hard thoughts of Jesus of Nazareth, whom they, in like manner, thr...
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c.
Stephen's defence. Acts 7:1-53.
Acts 7:1
And the high priest said, Are these things so?
Acts 7:2
And he said,
Brethren and fathers, hearken: The God of glory appeared unto our
father Abraham,...
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9-16. The speaker next proceeds to recount the circumstances which
brought the people down into Egypt, in order that the rejection of
Joseph, and the final salvation of the whole family through him, m...
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And the patriarchs, moved with envy, sold Joseph into Egypt: but God
was with him,
AND THE PATRIARCHS, MOVED WITH ENVY, SOLD JOSEPH INTO EGYPT: BUT GOD
WAS WITH HIM. Here Stephen brings forward hi...
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13 These synagogues were doubtless very lax in their adherence to the
Jewish law and customs, yet they are not ashamed to charge Stephen
with this, in order to inflame the Sanhedrin against him. The f...
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See Genesis 37:4.
ENVY] Stephen sees in Joseph a type of Jesus, and in the envy of his
brethren, a type of the envy of the chief priests and scribes which
caused the death of Jesus....
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DEFENCE AND MARTYRDOM OF STEPHEN
1-53. Speech of Stephen. There is every reason to believe that this
speech was really delivered by St. Stephen, and not composed by St.
Luke; for, (1) the speech does...
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GOOD NEWS FOR EVERYONE
ACTS
_MARION ADAMS_
CHAPTER 7
STEPHEN’S SPEECH, PART 1: ABRAHAM’S *FAITH IN GOD, 7:1-8
V1 The *high priest asked Stephen, ‘Is this true?’ V2 Stephen
replied, ‘Listen, brot...
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THE PATRIARCHS, MOVED WITH ENVY. — This, interpreted by what
follows, is the first step in the long induction which is to show that
the elect of God had always been opposed and rejected by those who
w...
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CHAPTER 15
ST. STEPHEN'S DEFENCE AND THE DOCTRINE OF INSPIRATION.
Acts 6:12; Acts 7:1
ST. STEPHEN and St. Philip are the two prominent names among the
primitive deacons. Stephen, however, much surp...
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ζηλώσαντες, _cf._ Genesis 37:11, and so in Genesis 26:14;
Genesis 30:1; Isaiah 11:13, Sir 37:10; used also in a bad sense in...
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STEPHEN'S DEFENSE: GOD'S FIRST CALLED ONES
Acts 7:1-13
There are several touches in this eloquent apology which deserve
notice. Acts 7:2: “The God of glory.” This chapter begins and ends
with glory....
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The charge against Stephen was that he had spoken against the Temple
and the Law. His reply consisted of a masterly review of the history
of the nation from the calling of Abraham to the rejection of...
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Life In Egypt
Abraham's great-grandson, Joseph, was sold into Egypt because of the
jealousy of his own brothers. Coffman sees this incident as
prefiguring the rejection of God's intended deliverer on...
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(3) And the patriarchs, moved with envy, sold Joseph into Egypt: but
God was (f) with him,
(3) Steven diligently recounts the horrible misdeeds of some of the
fathers, to teach the Jews that they oug...
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JOSEPH TYPICAL OF CHRIST
9-16. The symbolism of Joseph is entirely in the royal line of Jesus.
In his deep disgrace and humiliation, slavery and imprisonment, he
emblematizes Christ in His first adven...
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And he said, Men, brethren, and fathers, hearken; The God of glory
appeared unto our father Abraham, when he was in Mesopotamia, before
he dwelt in Haran, (3) And said unto him, Get thee out of thy co...
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First of all we see man in an entirely new place man risen from among
the dead and ascending to heaven. The risen ascended man, Christ
Jesus, is the new starting-point of the dealings of God. The firs...
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9.Now followeth the greatest wickedness of the nation of Israel, that
they conspired (385) together to oppress their innocent brother, which
cruelty is contrary (386) to nature. Neither could the Jews...
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Stephen, [11] as far as we are told, had not known the Lord during His
life on earth. Certainly he was not appointed, like the apostles, to
be a witness of that life. He was simply the instrument of t...
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AND THE PATRIARCHS, MOVED WITH ENVY,.... See Genesis 37:11 the sons of
Jacob and brethren of Joseph were filled with envy, and enraged at
him, because of the evil report of them he brought to his fath...
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_And the patriarchs, moved with envy_ The rest of the twelve sons of
Jacob, though their relation to such holy ancestors might have taught
them a much better lesson; yet, influenced by envy at the sup...
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The story of Jacob and Joseph:...
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AND THE PATRIARCHS, MOVED WITH ENVY, SOLD JOSEPH INTO EGYPT; BUT GOD
WAS WITH HIM,...
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The high priest only asks the question, "Are these things so?" Then
God provides room for Stephen to speak without interruption for some
time. This stands in striking contrast to the way in which the...
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" AND THE PATRIARCHS, BECOMING ENVIOUS, SOLD JOSEPH INTO EGYPT. BUT
GOD WAS WITH HIM
1. Patriarch describes the system of worship from Adam to Moses. The
patriarch (father) of each family was the spi...
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And the patriarchs, moved with jealousy against Joseph, sold him into
Egypt: and God was with him,
'MOVED WITH JEALOUSY AGAINST JOSEPH'-'Here breaks out that part (or
thread-MD) of Stephen's argument...
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1-16 Stephen was charged as a blasphemer of God, and an apostate from
the church; therefore he shows that he is a son of Abraham, and values
himself on it. The slow steps by which the promise made to...
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MOVED WITH ENVY; enraged: the holy martyr accommodates his apology so,
as that they may yet have occasion to reflect on themselves; for as
they had sold our Saviour unto strangers, so had their father...
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9-16. The speaker next proceeds to recount the circumstances which
brought the people down into Egypt, in order that the rejection of
Joseph, and the final salvation of the whole family through him, m...
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Acts 7:9 And G2532 patriarchs G3966 envious G2206 (G5660) sold G591
(G5639) Joseph G2501 into G1519 Egypt...
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‘And the patriarchs, moved with jealousy against Joseph, sold him
into Egypt. And God was with him,'
But now came the first sign of unbelief and disquiet that would become
a hallmark of the people of...
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FROM ABRAHAM TO THE PROPHET LIKE MOSES - REPLY TO THE CHARGE OF
BLASPHEMY AGAINST GOD AND MOSES (7:2-43).
The only way Stephen had of replying to charges of blasphemy when he
had no supporting witness...
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_First Division of the Speech,_ 2-16. _The Age of the Patriarchs
Abraham and Joseph._
(a) Acts 7:2-8. _ABRAHAM THE FATHER OF THE FAITHFUL._ Stephen relates
the well-known incident, fraught with such m...
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EXCURSUS.
On certain alleged Discrepancies in Stephen's Speech.
A great deal has been written upon certain supposed inaccuracies which
occur in the speech of Stephen, as given in the seventh chapter...
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Acts 7:9. THE PATRIARCHS. The sons of Jacob received the title of
‘patriarchs' as being the ancestors of the twelve tribes
(πατρεαί, LXX.). This is the first mention of that jealous,
hardhearted spiri...
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_(b) Acts 7:9-16_. _Joseph._ Passing from the first appearance of the
visible glory to the great ancestor, and the promise made by the
Eternal to him, a wanderer without land and without a home, after...
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MOVED WITH JEALOUSY
(ζηλωσαντες). First aorist active participle of ζηλοω,
old verb from ζηλος (Acts 5:17), to burn or boil with zeal, and
then with envy as here (Acts 17:5, etc.) and Genesis 37:11...
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GOD
Jehovah. (Genesis 39:2)....
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Acts 6; Acts 7
Stephen.
From the history of Stephen we learn:
I. That fidelity to truth provokes antagonism; holiness and sin are
mutually repellent; love and selfishness are the opposites of each
o...
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CONTENTS: Address of Stephen before the council. Stephen martyred.
CHARACTERS: God, Jesus, Holy Spirit, Stephen, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob,
Joseph, Pharaoh, Moses, Pharaoh's daughter, Aaron, Solomon, Sau...
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The scope and design of St. Stephen's defence before the council will
be better understood, if it be properly analyzed. The rulers construed
his defence to import, that the glory of their temple shoul...
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THE PATRIARCHS WERE JEALOUS. Joseph's brothers. As they rejected
Joseph, their descendants rejected Christ. BUT GOD WAS WITH HIM. God
raised him to an honored position in Egypt....
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_And the patriarchs, moved with envy, sold Joseph into Egypt; but God
was with him._
THE PATRIARCHS AND THEIR YOUNGER BROTHER
This picture of patriarchal life is not a flattering one, and was
“writte...
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_Then said the high priest, Are these things so?_
THE HIGH PRIEST AND HIS QUESTION
This functionary was probably Theophilus, son-in-law of Caiaphas. The
ex-officio president of the council called for...
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ACTS—NOTE ON ACTS 7:9 The theme of Israel’s rejection of God’s
chosen leaders (such as JOSEPH) runs throughout Stephen’s speech,
culminating in their rejection of Jesus. GOD WAS WITH HIM. God’s
presen...
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ACTS—NOTE ON ACTS 7:1 Stephen’s defense is the longest speech in
Acts 1:1. It is a selective summary of OT history that turned the
charges on his accusers: _they_ were the ones disobeying God because...
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_CRITICAL REMARKS_
Acts 7:9. MOVED WITH ENVY, or _jealousy_, they, the patriarchs, sold
Joseph INTO EGYPT—_i.e._, to be carried thither. Stephen condenses
the Genesis narrative.
Acts 7:10. The PHARAO...
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_CRITICAL REMARKS_
Acts 7:1. The high priest’s question, ARE THESE THINGS SO? analogous
to that put to Christ (Matthew 26:62), was equivalent to a modern
“Guilty or not guilty?”
Acts 7:2. Concerning...
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EXPOSITION
ACTS 7:1
_And the high priest said _for then _said the high priest, _A.V. The
high priest spoke as president of the Sanhedrim (see Acts 9:1. Acts
9:1 and...
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Let's turn tonight to Acts chapter 7.
In the early church when a dispute arose among the Grecians--that is,
those Jews of the Grecian culture. They were actually Jews, but they
had followed the Grecia...
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Genesis 37:18; Genesis 37:4; Genesis 39:2; Genesis 39:21; Genesis
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Moved with envy [ζ η λ ω σ α ν τ ε ς]. Compare James 4:1;
and see on envying, James 3:14....
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STEPHEN'S APOLOGY
Acts 7:1
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
After charges against Stephen had been placed, the High Priest with a
show of honor, said, "Are these things so?" Stephen then stood forth
and made his...
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But God was with him — Though he was not in this land. Genesis
37:28....
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From the history of Abraham, Stephen proceeds to that of Joseph; and
shews, as he did before, that Joseph, as well as Abraham, worshipped
God acceptably without wither tabernacle or temple, and withou...