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ACTS 3:3-5
The usual text reads, “Seeing (o]j ivdw,n) Peter and John about to
go into the temple, he [the lame man] asked…And Peter directed his
gaze (avteni,saj) at him, with John, and said, ‘Look a...
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Verse Acts 3:5. _EXPECTING TO RECEIVE SOMETHING OF THEM._] Because it
was a constant custom for all who entered the temple to carry money
with them to give to the _treasury_, or to the _poor_, or to _...
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CHAPTER 3
_ 1. The Healing of the lame Man (Acts 3:1)._
2. Peter's address and appeal (Acts 3:12).
The lame man, forty years old, at the gate called Beautiful is the
type of the moral condition of t...
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EXAMPLE OF THE WORKS OF THE APOSTLES. The cure of lame persons is
frequently spoken of in the Synoptic Gospels, as a mark of the
Messianic age; but no such cure is there recorded. Paul deals with a
si...
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Peter and John used to go up to the Temple at the hour of prayer at
three o'clock in the afternoon, and a man who had been lame from the
day of his birth was in the habit of being carried there. Every...
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A NOTABLE DEED IS DONE (Acts 3:1-10)...
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GAVE HEED. Greek. _epecho._ Here, Acts 19:22.Luke 14:7; Philippians
1:2; Philippians 1:16;...
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Acts 3:1-10. HEALING OF THE LAME MAN AT THE BEAUTIFUL GATE OF THE
TEMPLE...
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ἘΠΕΙ͂ΧΕΝ, _gave heed_. The verb requires τὸν νοῦν,
or something similar, to be supplied with it. The sense is ‘turned
(his attention).’ Cf. Sir 34:2, ὁ ἐπέχων
ἐνυπνίοις, ‘he that pays attention to dre...
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_A LAME MAN NEEDED HELP ACTS 3:1-5:_ Peter and John were together
often. Here they go together into the Temple. Their purpose was not to
make sacrifice. The Jewish sacrifices were abolished by the sac...
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ΈΠΕΊΧΕΝ _impf. ind. act. от_ ΈΠΈΧΩ (G1907)
удерживать крепко, нацеливаться на
кого-л. или что-л., обращать внимание на
кого-л. или что-л., с _dat._
ΠΡΟΣΔΟΚΏΝ _praes. act. part. (сопутств.) от_
ΠΡΟΣΔΟ...
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AT THE GATE BEAUTIFUL ACTS 3:1-10.
Acts 3:1
Now Peter and John were going up into the temple at the hour of
prayer, being the ninth hour.
Acts 3:2
And a certain man that was lame from his mother's...
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See notes on verse 1...
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_AND HE GAVE HEED UNTO THEM, EXPECTING TO RECEIVE SOMETHING OF THEM._
No JFB commentary on this verse....
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38 Repentance and baptism lead to a probationary pardon, which may be
withdrawn. This pardon is extended by Christ as the King. Its
operation is illustrated by the parable of the ten thousand talent
d...
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THE LAME MAN HEALED
1-26. Healing of the lame man. Speech of Peter. St. Luke here singles
out from the multitude of 'wonders and signs done by the Apostles'
(Acts 2:43), the one which led to the firs...
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GOOD NEWS FOR EVERYONE
ACTS
_MARION ADAMS_
CHAPTER 3
PETER CURES A MAN WHO CANNOT WALK, 3:1-10
V1 One day, Peter and John were going to the *Temple to pray. This
was at three o’clock in the afte...
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CHAPTER 8
THE FIRST MIRACLE.
Acts 3:1
THE Acts of the Apostles considered as the first history of the Church
may be viewed as typical of all ecclesiastical history. It is in this
respect a microcosm...
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ὁ δὲ ἐπεῖχεν, _sc._, νοῦν (not τοὺς
ὀφθαλμούς); _cf._ Luke 14:7; 1 Timothy 4:16, Sirach 31
(34):2, 2Ma 9:25 (Job 30:26, A.S. 2 _al_.) with dative _rei_; so in
Polybius....
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UPLIFTING POWER
Acts 3:1-10
Peter and John differed greatly, in age, in gift, and in point of
view. They had been rivals; now they walked together. It was at three
in the afternoon that this incident...
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The men at the Beautiful Gate of the Temple is the illustration of a
constant fact: approximation to God is a habit of humanity in its
need. Mendicants are not often found at the doors where an infide...
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"What I Do Have I Give You"
As Peter and John approached him, the lame man asked them to give him
alms. Both apostles looked at him and Peter asked him to look at them.
The beggar turned expecting to...
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And he (a) gave heed unto them, expecting to receive something of
them.
(a) Both with heart and eyes....
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Mt. Zion, where the Holy Ghost fell on the disciples, is in the
southwestern part of the city, which is, throughout, the most densely
built I ever saw; the streets eight to sixteen feet wide, and
freq...
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And he gave heed unto them, expecting to receive something of them.
(6) Then Peter said, Silver and gold have I none; but such as I have
give I thee: In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth rise up an...
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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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In Chapter 3 the Spirit addresses His testimony to the people by the
mouth of Peter. God still acted in patience towards His foolish
people, and with more than patience. He acts in grace towards them,...
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AND HE GAVE HEED UNTO THEM,.... Or "he looked at them", as the Syriac
version renders it, as they bid him: he was not only attentive to them
in his mind, but he directed his eyes towards them, and loo...
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And he gave heed unto them, expecting to receive something of them.
Ver. 5. _Expecting_] God was better to him than his expectation. God
presseth kindness upon his suitors, and heapeth it upon them,...
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_Who, seeing Peter and John, asked an alms_ As it seems he did of all
who entered in at the gate where he sat begging: an alms was the
utmost he expected from them or any others. _And Peter, fastening...
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AND HE GAVE HEED UNTO THEM, EXPECTING TO RECEIVE SOMETHING OF THEM....
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The miracle of healing:...
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In this great work the apostles were not dealing only with large
numbers. As Peter and John went to the temple, not to speak, but at
the mid afternoon hour of prayer, they contacted a man lame from hi...
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SO HE GAVE THEM HIS ATTENTION, EXPECTING TO RECEIVE SOMETHING FROM
THEM.
1. So, the lame man looked. He paid attention to them. He looked and
expected some gift from them. He was looking in anticipat...
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1-11 The apostles and the first believers attended the temple worship
at the hours of prayer. Peter and John seem to have been led by a
Divine direction, to work a miracle on a man above forty years...
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GAVE HEED, with his eyes and mind too, being intent upon the apostles;
this he was commanded to do, and it succeeds beyond all hopes. Thus we
receive of God daily more than we can ask or think....
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Tertullian The Prescription Against Heretics
What indeed has Athens to do with Jerusalem? What concord is there
between the Academy and the Church? what between heretics and
Christians? Our instructi...
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Acts 3:5 So G1161 gave G1907 them G846 attention G1907 (G5707)
expecting G4328 (G5723) receive G2983 ...
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‘And Peter, fastening his eyes on him, with John, said, “Look on
us.” And he turned his attention to them, expecting to receive
something from them.'
Immediately, moved in their hearts, Peter and John...
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THE MINISTRY OF THE APOSTLES (3:1-6:7).
The pouring out of the Holy Spirit having taken place, and the infant
church having been shown to be established, Luke now goes on to deal
with the way in which...
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Acts 3:5. AND HE GAVE HEED UNTO THEM. The sufferer, perhaps surprised
at this unusual notice from a passer-by, gazed up at Peter and John
with rapt attention (the Greek word is far stronger than the E...
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_Healing of the Lame Man by Peter and John at the Beautiful Gate of
the Temple,_ 1-11.
The writer of the ‘Acts,' after describing the inner life of the new
society, takes up the thread of the story ag...
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GAVE HEED UNTO THEM
(επειχεν αυτοις). Imperfect active of επεχω, to hold
to. For the idiom with τον νουν understood see Acts 7:14; 1
Timothy 4:16. He held his eyes right on Peter and John with great...
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Acts 3
The Lame Man Healed
We are reminded by this incident:
I. That there are some things more valuable than money. Peter with his
gift of healing was of infinitely greater service to this lame ma...
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Acts 3:1
Look (1) at the social side, and (2) at the Apostolic side of this
incident.
I. The social side. (1) We may be able to carry the cripple while we
are unable to heal him. Do what you can. (2)...
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Acts 3:1. _Now Peter and John went up together into the temple at the
hour of prayer, being the ninth hour._
Peter and John seem to have been linked in closest friendship. Peter
had been brought back...
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CONTENTS: The lame man healed at the temple gate.
CHARACTERS: God, Jesus, Peter, John, lame man, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob,
Pilate, Moses, Samuel.
CONCLUSION: The hand of compassion, extended by Spirit-...
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Acts 3:1. _Peter and John went into the temple at the hour of prayer._
Some read, At the same time Peter and John went into the temple,
intimating that this was the afternoon of the day of pentecost....
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_Now Peter and John._
PETER AND JOHN
The union of the two brings the narratives of the Gospels into an
interesting connection with the Acts. They were probably about the
same age (the idea that Peter...
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_CRITICAL REMARKS_
Acts 3:1. PETER AND JOHN.—The old companionship which had existed
between these two disciples before the crucifixion (John 1:20; Matthew
17:1), and was resumed after the resurrectio...
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EXPOSITION
ACTS 3:1
_Were going up _for _went up together, _A.V. and T.R. PETER AND JOHN.
The close friendship of these two apostles is remarkable. The origin
of it appears to have been their partner...
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Shall we turn to Acts, the third chapter.
Now Peter and John went up together into the temple at the hour of
prayer, being the ninth hour (Acts 3:1).
The day started at six o'clock in the morning, su...
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A PITIFUL PAUPER AT THE BEAUTIFUL GATE
Acts 3:1
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
It is impossible for us even to suggest the many striking lessons that
surround the story of the pitiful pauper at the Beautiful G...