<p>18:12 See on :10 <em>no one shall attack...</em></p><p><em>But when Gallio was proconsul of Achaia, the Jews with one accord rose up against Paul and brought him before the judgment seat</em>- See on :11. The &quot;one accord&quot; of Jewish opposition is presented by Luke as the opposite of the &quot;one accord&quot; which characterized the early Christian community. There is in fact no in between position; we are either united with the world, or with the Lord and His people. Gallio is mentioned in inscriptions as the brother of the famous philosopher Seneca, tutor of Nero. Luke's history is flawless, as we would expect from an inspired record.&nbsp;</p>