<p>10:29 <em>Therefore also I came without objection, when I was sent for</em>- Peter says he went with them because he had seen the vision, and then the messengers from Cornelius knocked on his door. He felt that was providential and an answer to the mysterious vision he had seen. But he describes this in 11:12 as &quot;the Spirit bade me go with them, nothing doubting / judging&quot;. Perhaps the Spirit did not give him a specific word, to the effect 'Yes, go with them'; but rather the Spirit arranged circumstances so that it was not hard for Peter to figure 'Well I guess I am meant to go with these strangers'. Likewise when Luke says that the Spirit stopped Paul preaching in Bithynia (16:7), we are not to assume that he had a specific word from the Lord about it; probably circumstances worked out in such a way where he figured that 'This is not meant to be'. And the Spirit works no less actively in our own lives in these ways.</p><p><em>Therefore, I ask with what intent did you send for me</em>- See on :22. &quot;Intent&quot; translates <em>logos</em>; we could translate: 'For what word / logos did you send for me?'. Luke has used this phrase before in recording how the people exclaimed at the teaching of the Lord: &quot;What a word is this&quot; (Lk. 4:36).</p>