Acts 21:8 Came to Caesarea. By land, a distance of thirty to forty miles. Paul had been here twice before (Acts 9:30, Ac 18:22). The place is memorable for the conversion of the first Gentiles. Entered into the house of Philip. The evangelist of whose work we have an account in Acts 8:4-40, nearly a quarter of a century before. The last account of him shows him preaching in the cities of the seacoast (Acts 8:40). In one of these we now find him settled.
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