Luke
Acts 19:41ESV·traditional attribution

And when he had said these things, he dismissed the assembly.

Matthew Henry Presbyterian

Paul lays vast designs for God, making his influence widely diffusive. He means to visit the churches he planted, rectify what is amiss, encourage what is good, then see the Christians at Rome, not for curiosity, but because their company is the city's true glory.

AI summary

Commenting on Acts 19:21-41

Albert Barnes Presbyterian

Verse 41. Dismissed the assembly. τηνεκκλησιαν. The word usually translated church. Here it is applied to the irregular and tumultuous assemblage which had convened in a riotous manner. (d) "assembly" .

Adam Clarke Methodist

He dismissed the assembly - Την εκκλησιαν. Another proof that the word εκκλησια, which we generally translate church, signifies an assembly of any kind, good or bad, legal or illegal. 1. How forcible are right words! From the conduct of this prudent, sensible man, we may learn how much influence persons of this character may have, even over the unbridled multitude.