Luke
Acts 23:22KJV·traditional attribution

So the chief captain then let the young man depart, and charged him, See thou tell no man that thou hast shewed these things to me.

Matthew Henry Presbyterian

Malice that cannot gain its end by tumult or law will turn to the knife. Forty men bound themselves by oath to murder Paul, their hearts filled with hatred because he preached to Gentiles. Satan had stirred them in the night; by daylight they were ready to kill. But Christ appeared to Paul in darkness to shield him, and God was awake before His enemies rose.

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Commenting on Acts 23:12-35

John Gill Reformed Baptist

And he called to him two centurions,.... Who had each of them an hundred soldiers under them: saying, make ready two hundred soldiers to go to Caesarea; which was formerly called Strato's tower, a sea port town, where Felix the Roman governor now was; it was six hundred furlongs, or seventy five miles (f) from Jerusalem: these two hundred soldiers were foot soldiers, as appears...

William Burkitt Anglican

Observe here, 1. How wonderfully God overruled the heart of the chief captain, in that he took care both of St. Paul, and the young man also: he bids the young man depart; for had it been known that he had discovered the conspiracy, they had conspired against his life; and had not the chief captain conveyed away the apostle, his enemies, who had been...