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Atti 9:41

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41 Ed egli le diè la mano, e la sollevò; e chiamati i santi e le vedove, la presentò loro in vita.

Atti 9:41 Meaning and Commentary

Acts 9:41

And he gave her his hand, and lift her up
Off of the bed or bier where she was:

and when he had called the saints and widows;
the disciples, brethren and sisters, who were come together on this occasion, as well as the poor widows she had been kind to; the Ethiopic version reads without a copulative, "the holy widows"; and so might these widows be, even such as are described in ( 1 Timothy 5:10 )

presented her alive;
as Christ did the widow's son of Naam to her, ( Luke 7:15 ) and which no doubt was matter of great joy as well as astonishment to all the saints, and especially to the poor widows.

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Atti 9:41 In-Context

39 Pietro allora, levatosi, se ne venne con loro. E come fu giunto, lo menarono nella sala di sopra; e tutte le vedove si presentarono a lui piangendo, e mostrandogli tutte le tuniche e i vestiti che Gazzella faceva, mentr’era con loro.
40 Ma Pietro, messi tutti fuori, si pose in ginocchio, e pregò; e voltatosi verso il corpo, disse: Tabita lèvati. Ed ella aprì gli occhi; e veduto Pietro, si mise a sedere.
41 Ed egli le diè la mano, e la sollevò; e chiamati i santi e le vedove, la presentò loro in vita.
42 E ciò fu saputo per tutta Ioppe, e molti credettero nel Signore.
43 E Pietro dimorò molti giorni in Ioppe, da un certo Simone coiaio.
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