Acts 15:22-35

vs 22 - Decisions must be made
To decide by the congregation
To send (four men went back to Antioch)

vs 23-29 Consists of the content of the letter (epistle)

vs. 23 - The decision to communicate together

vs. 24 - The offense is acknowledged in person and in writing found in the letter
The depth of the offense is also acknowledged

vs. 25-26 Tells us of the spirit of the decision makers and the decision being made
Affirmation is made to the readers in Antioch that these decisions were made in the correct way of love and unity.
The letter expressed their love to them, and their commitment to Jesus Christ.

27 - A personal touch is sent also in the letters. Judas and Silas delivered it to them in person.

28 - They decided to remove some burdens that were unnecessary, yet keep the items that were important

29 - The list of burdens to stay away from: meats offered to idols, blood, things strangled, spiritual fornication of idolatry

30-32 - The multitude of believers assembled together to discuss the business that Judas and Silas needed to deliver.
They travelled from Jerusalem to Antioch
They assembled at Antioch
They delivered the letter
The letter was read publicly. They rejoiced together and the letter was confirmed by Judas and Silas.
Judas and Silas also gave them personal exhortation.

33-35 - Some of them left Antioch, but some stayed.
Judas leaves, but Silas stays.
Each of them stayed or left peacefully