Apostelgeschichte 4:26

26 Die Könige der Erde standen da, und die Obersten versammelten sich wider den Herrn und wider seinen Christus."

Apostelgeschichte 4:26 Meaning and Commentary

Acts 4:26

The kings of the earth stood up
Herod Antipas, tetrarch of Galilee, sometimes called a king, ( Mark 6:14 ) and Pilate the Roman governor, who represented his master Caesar; these stood, or rose up in an hostile manner, and set themselves against, and opposed themselves to the Messiah, Jesus of Nazareth: and the rulers were gathered together;
the Jewish rulers, Annas, Caiaphas, and the rest of the members of the sanhedrim, who met together more than once; and particularly at the high priest's palace, to consult how they should take Jesus and put him to death; and who also gathered together at the same place, when he was taken, to arraign, examine, and condemn him. And this opposition, and these conspiracies and consultations, were against the Lord:
Jehovah, the Father of Christ, who sent him, and anointed him; so that what was done against Christ, was done against the Lord, their views and designs, their interest and glory, being the same: and against his Christ;
or anointed one, who was anointed by him, with the Holy Ghost, from his birth, and at his baptism, to be prophet, priest, and King.

Apostelgeschichte 4:26 In-Context

24 Sie aber, als sie es hörten, erhoben einmütig ihre Stimme zu Gott und sprachen: Herrscher, du bist der Gott , der den Himmel und die Erde und das Meer gemacht hat und alles, was in ihnen ist;
25 der du durch den Mund deines Knechtes David gesagt hast: "Warum tobten die Nationen, und sannen Eitles die Völker?
26 Die Könige der Erde standen da, und die Obersten versammelten sich wider den Herrn und wider seinen Christus."
27 Denn in dieser Stadt versammelten sich in Wahrheit wider deinen heiligen Knecht Jesus, den du gesalbt hast, sowohl Herodes als Pontius Pilatus mit den Nationen und den Völkern Israels,
28 alles zu tun, was deine Hand und dein Ratschluß zuvorbestimmt hat, daß es geschehen sollte.
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