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This is not to express, that the Temple was their meeting place, either for hearing of their Sermons, or administring the Sacraments, for neither of these would have been in∣dured there, as appeareth, Chap. 4. 1. but this is to shew that they had not yet shaken off
all the Worship of the Temple, nor the observance of Moses, but resorted thither to the duties of Religion, at the hours of prayer, as they had done before. For many years after this, the believing Jews were still tenacious of the Law, and reverential of the Temple, Acts 21. 20. which they might lawfully be while the Temple stood, if their observance of Moses did not destroy in them the doctrine and application of their justifi∣cation by faith in Christ. And hence was it that the Apostles did so far comply with them both in that place in Acts 21. and also in Acts 15. because Moses was to stand till the Temple fell, those Rites not nullifying the death of Christ, if rightly used.