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Actes 28:29
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Et quand il eut dit cela, les Juifs s'en allčrent, ayant une grande contestation entre eux.
Quand il eut dit ces choses, les Juifs se retirčrent, ayant entre eux une grande discussion.
Lorsqu'il eut dit cela, les Juifs s'en allčrent, discutant vivement entre eux.
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from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
great reasoning: Acts 28:25, Matthew 10:34-36, Luke 12:51, John 7:40-53
Gill's Notes on the Bible
And when he had said these words,.... Cited the prophecy of Isaiah, and declared the mission of the Gospel to the Gentiles, and their calling by it; both which must greatly gravel and disturb the unbelieving part of his audience:
the Jews departed; much displeased and uneasy:
and had great reasoning among themselves; not only with them that believed, but with others, that seemed to incline towards the apostle, and who espoused and undertook to defend some principles of his, against the rest, as the doctrine of the resurrection; and particularly they might take into consideration the passage in Isaiah, the apostle had recited to them at parting, and which was so appropriate to them; as well as the account he gave them of the preaching of the Gospel, and the success of it among the Gentiles, things which must be very grating to them: this whole verse is wanting in the Alexandrian copy, and in the Syriac version.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
And had great reasoning - Great discussion or debates. That is, the part which believed that Jesus was the Messiah Acts 28:24 discussed the subject warmly with those who did not believe. This whole verse is missing in the Syriac version, and in some Greek mss., and is supposed by Mill and Griesbach to be spurious.
Clarke's Notes on the Bible
Verse Acts 28:29. And had great reasoning among themselves. — The believers contending with the unbelievers; and thus we may suppose that the cause of truth gained ground. For contentions about the truth and authenticity of the religion of Christ infallibly end in the triumph and extension of that religion.
