Acts 21:15 Meaning and Explanation
“And after those days we took up our carriages, and went up to Jerusalem.”
King James Version (KJV)
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Read Full Chapter →After the stay at Caesarea, they gather their belongings and make the journey up to Jerusalem.
What Does Acts 21:15 Mean?
The matter settled, Paul's company packs their baggage and goes up to Jerusalem. The phrase 'went up' fits the city's height and its standing as the place toward which all the pilgrim roads ascended. The long journey from Greece nears its goal.
Every warning has been heard, every tear shed, and still the company walks forward together. They do not abandon Paul to his decision; they go with him into the danger. True fellowship does not only counsel from a safe distance, it shoulders the bags and climbs the same hard road.
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What does Acts 21:15 mean?
After the stay at Caesarea, they gather their belongings and make the journey up to Jerusalem.