Ac 21:1-16. SAILING FROM EPHESUS, THEY LAND AT TYRE, AND THENCE SAILING TO PTOLEMAIS, THEY PROCEED BY LAND TO CÆSAREA AND JERUSALEM.
1. we were gotten--"torn."
from them--expressing the difficulty and pain of the parting.
with a straight course--running before the wind, as
Ac 16:11.
unto Coos--Cos, an island due south from Miletus, which they would
reach in about six hours, and coming close to the mainland.
the day following unto Rhodes--another island, some fifty miles to the
southeast, of brilliant classic memory and beauty.
thence unto Patara--a town on the magnificent mainland of Lycia, almost
due east from Rhodes. It was the seat of a celebrated oracle of Apollo.
JFB.
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