<p>10:39- see on Acts 5:30.</p><p><em>And we are witnesses of all things which he did</em>- The Lord therefore was never much out of the view or hearing of the disciples. This implies a significant lack of privacy for Him, making more acute His need to go away in prayer alone. Truly He 'came down' and in that sense 'dwelt amongst men'; and men of such limited perception and vision, so constantly out of step with His thinking, language and direction.</p><p><i>Both in the country of the Jews and in Jerusalem. Whom also they slew, hanging him on a tree</i>- Peter points out the difference between the disciples and &quot;the Jews&quot; generally. He clearly felt that difference, and reflecting upon it would've made the more logical and natural his sense of solidarity with Gentile believers in Jesus.</p>