Luke
Acts 16:33BSB·traditional attribution

At that hour of the night, the jailer took them and washed their wounds. And without delay, he and all his household were baptized.

John Calvin Reformed

The jailer consecrated his whole household to the Lord at once, God worked a grace in him that united his family in faith together. See how faith transforms a man: moments before, despair drove him toward suicide; now, fear cast off, he brings them home and tends their wounds. There is no boldness like the boldness of a man who has cast all his cares into God's bosom.

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Matthew Henry Presbyterian

Paul and Silas felt the smart of the rods upon their backs and lay in stocks at midnight with reason to fear the axes next; yet they prayed and sang praises to God. Their persecutors meant to sicken them of the gospel, but found them heartier than ever.

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Commenting on Acts 16:25-34

John Gill Reformed Baptist

His faith worked by love; he washed their wounds, covered in blood and festering, and baptized them all by immersion straightway. The instance proves nothing for infant baptism, his household heard the word, believed, and rejoiced as he did, which cannot be said of infants in their beds.

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