22. the multitude rose up together against them —so Acts 19:28 ; Acts 19:34 ; Acts 21:30 ; Luke 23:18 . the magistrates rent off their —Paul's and Silas' clothes —that is, ordered the lictors, or rod-bearers, to tear them off, so as to expose their naked bodies (see on Luke 23:18- : ). The word expresses the roughness with which this was done to prisoners preparatory to whipping. and commanded to beat them —without any trial ( Luke 23:18- : ), to appease the popular rage. Thrice, it seems, Paul endured this indignity ( Luke 23:18- : ). return to ' Top of Page ' <a name="verse-23" class="com-number"
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