Sorrowing most of all for the words which he spake, that they should see his face no more. And they accompanied him unto the ship.
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Barnes' Notes
Sorrowing most of all ... - This was a most tender and affectionate parting scene. It can be more easily imagined than described. We may learn from it: (1) That the parting of ministers and people is…
Adam Clarke
That they should see his face no more - This was a most solemn meeting, and a most affecting parting. The man who had first pointed out to them the Lord Jesus Christ, by whom they had been brought…
After the parting sermon that Paul preached to the elders of Ephesus, which was very affecting, we have here the parting prayer and tears, which were yet more affecting; we can scarcely read the…
Cambridge Bible
sorrowing … the words which he spake More literally "the word which he had spoken" (Rev. Ver.).
that they should see, &c. The word in the original is not that which the Apostle uses in Act 20:25, when…
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