<p>21:8 <i>And the next day we departed, and went to Caesarea</i>- AV &quot;We that were of Paul's company&quot;. This idea is found in 13:13 &quot;Paul and his company&quot; (AV). We should not therefore assume that only Luke accompanied Paul; there were other unrecorded brethren as well.</p><p><i>And entering into the house of Philip the evangelist, who was one of the seven, we stayed with him</i>- The seven deacons of Acts 6:5 were appointed to minister practically to the poor in the Jerusalem church. But because of his ground breaking work with the Ethiopian eunuch, he was respected as &quot;the evangelist&quot;. He clearly had more than one calling. We note he was now living at Caesarea, not Jerusalem, perhaps as a result of persecution in Jerusalem, or tensions within the Jerusalem ecclesia regarding Gentiles. Perhaps he had quit the church politics of the Jerusalem ecclesia and retired to Caesarea and focused upon raising his four daughters in his house church, and they had responded well to their upbringing.</p>