OT-POET.filter - rwp acquiescence:

rwp@Acts:21:14 @{When he would not be persuaded} (\m peithomenou autou\). Genitive absolute of the present passive participle of \peith\. Literally, "he not being persuaded." That was all. Paul's will (\kardia\) was not broken, not even bent. {We ceased} (\hsuchasamen\). Ingressive aorist active indicative of \hsuchaz\, old verb to be quiet, silent. {The will of the Lord be done} (\tou kuriou to thelma ginesth\). Present middle imperative of \ginomai\. There is a quaint naivete in this confession by the friends of Paul. Since Paul would not let them have their way, they were willing for the Lord to have his way, acquiescence after failure to have theirs.