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Hechos 21:9

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Hechos 21:9 Meaning and Commentary

Acts 21:9

And the same man had four daughters
So that he was a married man, which may be observed against the Papists, who forbid marriage to ecclesiastics: and they were,

virgins:
not under any vow of virginity, but they had not as yet changed their state of life, and were pure and incorrupt:

which did prophesy;
not explain and interpret Scripture, or preach in public assemblies; for these were not allowed women, neither in the Jewish synagogues, nor in Christian assemblies; but they were endowed with a gift of foretelling future events, as was promised such should have in Gospel times, ( Joel 2:28 ) .

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Hechos 21:9 In-Context

7 Nosotros continuamos nuestro viaje en barco desde Tiro y arribamos a Tolemaida, donde saludamos a los hermanos y nos quedamos con ellos un día.
8 Al día siguiente salimos y llegamos a Cesarea, y nos hospedamos en casa de Felipe el evangelista, que era uno de los siete;
9 este tenía cuatro hijas solteras que profetizaban.
10 Llevábamos allí varios días, cuando bajó de Judea un profeta llamado Ágabo.
11 Este vino a vernos y, tomando el cinturón de Pablo, se ató con él de pies y manos, y dijo:—Así dice el Espíritu Santo: “De esta manera atarán los judíos de Jerusalén al dueño de este cinturón, y lo entregarán en manos de los gentiles”.
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