“One accord” means together and of one mind: people agreeing, or acting, as one. The King James Version uses the phrase 13 times, 11 of them in the Book of Acts, plus Joshua 9:2 and Philippians 2:2. It names agreement, not goodness. The same words describe the first Christians at prayer and the council that stoned Stephen. That is the surprise in this little phrase. In one chapter of Acts the believers lift their voices “with one accord” to God,…

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