Potter’s House Tuesday Night Bible Study
Tuesday Night Bible Study
September 24, 2013
Study of the Book of Acts
| Brief Review
Acts 1:12-22
Mount Olivet – location of the ascension What is a “Sabbath day’s journey”?
Scene from the Upper Room Who was there? “continued with one accord” In those days? (sometime between ascension and Pentecost?)
Peter’s Speech Parenthetical in vs 18-19 Details of Judas’ death
This scripture must needs have been fulfilled! (what scripture?) Psalm 69:25 – Judas’ death
Psalm 109:8 – Judas’ replacement
Two Items to consider
Deuteronomy 31:2, Joshua 14:11, 1 Kings 3:7, 2 Chronicles 1:10, 2 Chronicles 16:1, Jeremiah 17:19, John 10:9
A word study on vs 21-22. (see study sheet)
Comparison of tenses
Does Peter think he is about to fulfill prophecy?
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Acts 1:21-22 Word Study
Greek text from Textus Receptus:
21δει ουν των συνελθοντων ημιν ανδρων εν παντι χρονω εν ω εισηλθεν και εξηλθεν εφ ημας ο κυριος ιησους
22αρξαμενος απο του βαπτισματος ιωαννου εως της ημερας ης ανεληφθη αφ ημων μαρτυρα της αναστασεως αυτου γενεσθαι συν ημιν ενα τουτων
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Greek |
Pronunciation |
Parsing and Definition |
| 1 | 21δει | “die” | v. indicative, present, active (impersonal) – it is(was) necessary (as binding) |
| 2 | ουν | “oon” | conj. – accordingly, thus, so, then, therefore, wherefore |
| 3 | των | “tone” | definite article, genitive case – “of the” |
| 4 | συνελθοντων | “syou-nel-thon-tone” | v. participle, aorist, active, genitive – compound of “syoon” meaning with and “er-khom-ahee” menaing to come or to go. “with-coming” or “with-going”, accompanying. |
| 5 | ημιν | “hay-min” | personal pronoun, dative case (indirect object) – “us” |
| 6 | ανδρων | “an-drone” | n. genitive case – “of men” |
| 7 | εν | “en” | preposition – “in” |
| 8 | παντι | “pan-tee” | adj. dative case – “all” |
| 9 | χρονω | “chro-noh” | n. dative case – a space of time or interval. |
| 10 | εν | “en” | preposition – “in” |
| 11 | ω | “hoh” | relative pronoun – who, which, what |
| 12 | εισηλθεν | “eis-ale-then” | v. indicative, aorist, active – compound of “eis” meaning into, and “er-khom-ahee” menaing to come or to go. “in-came” or “in-went” |
| 13 | και | and | conjunction – “and” |
| 14 | εξηλθεν | “ex-ale-then” | v. indicative, aorist, active – compound of “ex” meaning out of, and “er-khom-ahee” menaing to come or to go. “out-came” or “out-went” |
| 15 | εφ | “eff” | preposition – “on” |
| 16 | ημας | “hay-mas” | personal pronoun, accusative case (direct object) – “us” |
| 17 | ο | “haw” | definite article, nominative case (subject) – “the” |
| 18 | κυριος | “kyou-ree-os” | n. nominative case (subject) – “Lord” |
| 19 | ιησους | “ee-ay-soos” | n. nominative case (subject) – “Jesus” |
| 20 | 22αρξαμενος | “arx-am-en-os” | v. participle, aorist, middle, nominative case – commencing in order of time |
| 21 | απο | “a-paw” | preposition – “from” |
| 22 | του | “too” | definite article (genitive case) – “the” |
| 23 | βαπτισματος | “bap-tis-ma-tos” | n. genitive case – baptism, washing, ceremonial cleansing |
| 24 | ιωαννου | “ee-oh-an-noo” | n. genitive case – “of John” |
| 25 | εως | “he-ohs” | conjunction – the idea of continuance, up to, until, till |
| 26 | της | “tays” | definite article (genitive case) – “the” |
| 27 | ημερας | “hay-mer-ahs” | n. genitive case – a literal day |
| 28 | ης | “hays” | relative pronoun – who, which, what |
| 29 | ανεληφθη | “an-el-ayf-thay”
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v. indicative, aorist, passive – compound of “ana” meaning up, and “lambano” meaning taken away quickly, suddenly, or unexpectedly. “up-taken” or “up-snatched” |
| 30 | αφ | “aff” | preposition – “from” |
| 31 | ημων | “hay-mone” | personal pronoun (genitive case) – “of us” |
| 32 | μαρτυρα | “mar-tyou-rah” | n. accusative case (direct object) – “witness” |
| 33 | της | “tays” | definite article (genitive case) – “of the” |
| 34 | αναστασεως | “an-ahs-tah-seh-ohs” | n. genitive case – compound of “ana” meaning up, and “his-tay-mee” meaning to stand. “up-standing”, arising (as from the dead) |
| 35 | αυτου | “ow-too” | personal pronoun (genitive case) – “of him” |
| 36 | γενεσθαι | “gen-ess-thai” | v. infinitive, aorist, middle – to cause to be (genesis) |
| 37 | συν | “syoon” | preposition – “with” |
| 38 | ημιν | “hay-min” | personal pronoun (dative case) – “to us” |
| 39 | ενα | “en-ah” | adj. accusative case – “one” |
| 40 | τουτων | “too-tone” | demonstrative pronoun (genitive case) – “of these” |
Direct from Greek text translation:
“It is necessary therefore of the accompanying us of men in all time in which in-came and out-came on us the Lord Jesus, commencing from the washing of John up to the day which up-taken from of us witness of the up-standing of him to cause to be with to us one of these.”
My translation:
“Therefore, it is necessary, of the men who accompanied us all the time that the Lord Jesus went in and out with us, staring at the time of the washing performed by John up to the day that He [Jesus] ascended from us, to cause one of these to be a witness of his resurrection with us.”
King James
“Wherefore of these men which have companied with us all the time that the Lord Jesus went in and out among us, beginning from the baptism of John, unto that same day that he was taken up from us, must one be ordained to be a witness with us of his resurrection.”
ESV
“So one of the men who have accompanied us during all the time that the Lord Jesus went in and out among us, beginning from the baptism of John until the day when he was taken up from us–one of these men must become with us a witness to his resurrection.”
NASB
“Therefore it is necessary that of the men who have accompanied us all the time that the Lord Jesus went in and out among us–beginning with the baptism of John until the day that He was taken up from us–one of these must become a witness with us of His resurrection.”
Young’s Literal Translation
“It behoveth, therefore, of the men who did go with us during all the time in which the Lord Jesus went in and went out among us, beginning from the baptism of John, unto the day in which he was received up from us, one of these to become with us a witness of his rising again.”

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