Acts 21:5

“And when we had accomplished those days, etc.] The seven days before mentioned: we departed and went our way; from their quarters where they lodged, or from some one house of the disciples, where they met, and had conversed together: and they all brought us on our way, with wives and children, till we were out of the city; that is, the disciples, even all of them that dwelt in that city, with their whole families, their wives and children, accompanied the apostle and those that were with him, through the streets of the city of Tyre, till they came out of it to the shore, where lay the ship they were to go aboard; and which was a mark of their affection and respect to the apostle, as well as…”

“they all brought us on our way with wives and children . . . and we kneeled down on the shore and prayed--(See on Act 20:36). Observe here that the children of these Tyrian disciples not only were taken along with their parents, but must have joined in this act of solemn worship. See on Eph 6:1.”

“Had accomplished those days - When those days were passed. They all brought us on our way - They attended us. See the Acts 15:3 note; Romans 15:24 note; 1 Corinthians 16:6, 1 Corinthians 16:11 notes; 3 John 1:6 note. This was an expression of tender attachment, and of a deep interest in the welfare of Paul and his fellow-travelers. We kneeled down - See the notes on Acts 20:36. On the shore - Any place may be proper for prayer. See the notes on John 4:21-24. God is everywhere, and can as easily hear prayer on the seashore as in the most magnificent temple. This is an instance, as well as that in Acts 20:36, where the apostle evidently prayed with the church without a form of prayer. No man…”

“and they: Act 15:3, Act 17:10, Act 20:38 with: Deu 29:11, Deu 29:12; Jos 24:15; Ch2 20:13; Neh 12:43; Mat 14:21 we kneeled: Act 9:40, Act 20:36; Kg1 8:54; Psa 95:6; Mar 1:40 Acts 21:6”