Luke
Acts 4:32KJV·traditional attribution

And the multitude of them that believed were of one heart and of one soul: neither said any of them that ought of the things which he possessed was his own; but they had all things common.

John Calvin Reformed

Faith itself knits hearts together so that all will and refuse one thing; where Christ's Spirit does not govern, discord springs up. Love must begin in the heart, external charity that flows not from sincere affection counts for nothing before God.

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Matthew Henry Presbyterian

Five thousand souls converted, then added daily, the church's glory lies in multitude of believers, not mere quality. Though strangers before, when they met in Christ they became intimate as brothers of many years, unanimous in faith.

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Commenting on Acts 4:32-37

John Gill Reformed Baptist

Eight thousand now, yet one heart and one soul: entire consent in doctrine, perfect harmony in practice, all pursuing the same interest. No man claimed his goods as his own, but this was voluntary, not binding on others; their case was peculiar.

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