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Clementine Latin Vulgate
secundum Lucam 22:11
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Et cum non viderem pr claritate luminis illius, ad manum deductus a comitibus, veni Damascum.
Et cum non viderem prae claritate luminis illius, ad manum deductus a comitibus veni Damascum.
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
when: Acts 9:8, Acts 9:9
being: Acts 13:11, Isaiah 42:16
Reciprocal: Revelation 21:23 - for
Gill's Notes on the Bible
And when I could not see for the glory of that light,.... Which was above the brightness of the sun, and so dazzled his eyes, that he could not see his way into the city, some of his company took him by the hand, and led him: and
being led by the hand of them that were with me, I came unto Damascus but not with the same view he set out with: he took his journey thither, and pursued it, in order to persecute the saints there; but now he enters into it, to be informed by one of them what he must do for Christ, whom he had persecuted.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
See the notes on Acts 9:3-7.
Acts 22:6
As I made my journey - As I was on my journey.
About noon - Acts 26:13, “at mid-day.” This circumstance is omitted by Luke in his account in Acts 9:0: Paul mentions it as being the more remarkable since it occurred at mid-day, to show that he was not deluded by any meteoric or natural appearances, which usually occur at night.
Acts 22:11
The glory of that light - The splendor, the intense brilliancy of the light. See this and its effects explained in the notes on Acts 9:8.
