Then went the captain with the officers, and brought them without violence: for they feared the people, lest they should have been stoned.
Entonces el capitán y sus guardias fueron y trajeron a los apóstoles, pero no usaron fuerza ni los trataron con violencia. En realidad tenían miedo de lo que la multitud pudiera hacer, porque la gente podría haberse vuelto contra ellos y apedrearlos si manejaban esto mal.
Los guardias trajeron a los apóstoles sin violencia porque temían que el pueblo los apedreara si los maltrataban.
📚 Contexto Histórico
In the book of Acts, the apostles were actively preaching the gospel and performing miracles, which drew the attention and opposition of the Jewish religious leaders in Jerusalem. The captain of the temple guard and his officers were sent to arrest the apostles again after their miraculous release from prison, but they approached without force because they feared a violent backlash from the supportive crowds. This reflects the growing influence of the early church amid political and religious tensions in first-century Judea.
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