| TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction |
| Theological and Historical Perspectives |
| Theme and Purpose |
| Author and Dates |
| The Jewish Situation |
| Outline and Chapter Titles |
| Chapter 1: Christ’s Ascension; Choosing an Apostle |
| Chapter 2: Peter’s First Sermon; Conversions to Christ |
| Chapter 3: Healing of the Lame Man; Peter’s Second Sermon |
| Chapter 4: Peter and John’s Arrest |
| Chapter 5: Ananias and Sapphira; The Apostles’ Arrest |
| Chapter 6: Appointment of Deacons; Stephen’s Arrest |
| Chapter 7: Stephen’s Defense |
| Chapter 8: Dispersion of the Church; Philip’s Ministry |
| Chapter 9: Saul’s Conversion; Peter’s Ministry |
| Chapter 10: Cornelius’ Conversion |
| Chapter 11: Peter’s Defense; The Church in Antioch |
| Chapter 12: Peter’s Arrest and Deliverance |
| Chapter 13 – 14: First Missionary Journey |
| Chapter 15: Council in Jerusalem |
| Chapter 16 – 18: Second Missionary Journey |
| Chapter 19 – 20: Third Missionary Journey |
| Chapter 21 – 23: Paul’s Arrest and Defense before the Jews |
| Chapter 24: Paul’s Defense before Felix |
| Chapter 25: Paul’s Defense before Festus |
| Chapter 26: Paul’s Defense before Agrippa |
| Chapter 27 – 28: Paul’s Journey to Rome |
| Conclusion |
Acts Commentary
$19.95
The Book of Acts provides the historical and theological link between Christ’s earthly ministry and the church founded in His name. By His authority and with the Holy Spirit’s guidance, Christ’s apostles fulfilled what He had personally commanded them to do. The inspired record of their work (and the efforts of many other faithful believers) serves as a timeless blueprint for Christian evangelism, the method of conversion, the founding of churches, church work, and the defense of the gospel in even the most difficult of circumstances. Christians today have a moral responsibility to read, learn, and duplicate the ministry of the gospel as described in this record. Those who diligently follow this blueprint will be sound in who they are and what they do.
Acts Commentary has been written to assist not only preachers and teachers but every Christian to this very end—namely, to read and understand the book of Acts. Much effort has been made to provide a straightforward, readable, and explanatory coverage of this sacred work. Acts Commentary is an excellent resource for all who desire to study God’s word in its biblical and historical context.
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