Hechos 9:10

10 Ahora bien, había un creyente
en Damasco llamado Ananías. El Señor le habló en una visión, lo llamó:
—¡Sí, Señor! —respondió.

Hechos 9:10 Meaning and Commentary

Acts 9:10

And there was a certain disciple at Damascus
Who perhaps came hither upon the persecution at Jerusalem, or rather might have lived here some time; ( Acts 9:13 ) that he was more than a private or ordinary disciple of Christ seems manifest, from his being sent to Saul on such an, important affair; from his putting his hands upon him, upon which he was filled with the Holy Ghost; and from his baptizing him: some think he was one of the seventy disciples; some say he was a deacon; but it is certain he was not one of the first seven; others affirm he was a presbyter, and some report that he was afterwards bishop of Damascus, and died a martyr there; but these are things not to be depended on:

named Ananias;
a Jewish name, the same with Hananiah, ( Daniel 1:6 ) there was an high priest of this name, ( Acts 23:2 ) and it was a name in much use among the Jews; frequent mention is made in the Misnic and Talmudic writings of R. Hananiah, or Ananias:

and to him said the Lord in a vision, Ananias;
by "the Lord", is meant the Lord Jesus Christ, as is evident from ( Acts 9:17 ) who appeared to Ananias in a vision; the Arabic version adds, "by night"; perhaps in a dream, as the angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph the husband of Mary, and called him by his name Ananias, to which he answered:

and he said, behold, I am here, Lord;
in like manner as Samuel did, when a child, when the Lord called to him; showing his readiness to hearken to his voice, to do his will, and obey his orders, be they what they would.

Hechos 9:10 In-Context

8 Saulo se levantó del suelo, pero cuando abrió los ojos, estaba ciego. Entonces sus acompañantes lo llevaron de la mano hasta Damasco.

9 Permaneció allí, ciego, durante tres días sin comer ni beber.

10 Ahora bien, había un creyente
en Damasco llamado Ananías. El Señor le habló en una visión, lo llamó:
—¡Sí, Señor! —respondió.

11 El Señor le dijo:

12 Le he mostrado en visión a un hombre llamado Ananías que entra y pone las manos sobre él para que recobre la vista.