And when he had thus spoken,.... Or delivered this oration, made use of the above arguments, reasonings, and expostulations:he dismissed the assembly; he ordered them to break up, and every one to return home in peace, and go about his own business; and thus Paul, and his companions, were delivered from an imminent danger they were exposed to.
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Acts 19:41
Acts 19:41
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