Albert Barnes on Acts 7:57
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Acts7:57
Then they cried out. That is, probably, the people, not the members of the council. It is evident he was put to death in a popular tumult. They had charged him with blasphemy; and they regarded what he had now said as full proof of it.
And stopped their ears. That they might hear no more blasphemy.
With one accord. In a tumult; unitedly.
(+) "accord" "consent"
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