Of one mind, with one impulse — homou ('together') + thymos ('passion, impulse'), so not merely agreement but a shared drive. Ten of its eleven New Testament occurrences are in Acts, which makes it something close to Luke's signature word for the church when it is working: praying with one accord before Pentecost, meeting with one accord in Solomon's colonnade. KJV and ASV 'with one accord'; NWT 'with one purpose'. → first discussed at Acts 1:14