In Acts 15:6, the apostles and elders gathered to consider the matter—the assembly that led to the one accord in verse 25.

Acts 15:22 records the actual choosing of men to send, providing the specific names and context for this decision.

Acts 15:27 confirms that Judas and Silas were sent, explaining their role as oral reporters alongside the letter.

In Acts 15:28, the same phrase 'seemed good' appears, now including the Holy Spirit—deepening the authority behind the council's decision.

Acts 15:35 shows Paul and Barnabas remaining in Antioch after sending the letter — the immediate sequel to the decision.