Commentaries:
Robertson's Word Pictures (NT)
And I (ov).
I who, literally.
This Way (tauthn thn odon). The very term used for Christianity by Luke concerning Paul's persecution (Acts 9:2), which see. Here it "avoids any irritating name for the Christian body" (Furneaux) by using this Jewish terminology.
Unto the death (axri qanatou). Unto death, actual death of many as Acts 26:10 shows.
Both men and women (andrav te kai gunaikav). Paul felt ashamed of this fact and it was undoubtedly in his mind when he pictured his former state as "a blasphemer, and a persecutor, and injurious (I Timothy 1:13), the first of sinners" (I Timothy 1:15). But it showed the lengths to which Paul went in his zeal for Judaism.
Other Robertson's Word Pictures (NT) entries containing Acts 22:4:
Luke 8:29
Acts 8:3
Acts 9:2
Acts 24:14
Acts 26:11
1 Timothy 1:13
1 Timothy 1:15
2 Peter 2:2
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