The early church was filled with Christians who had seen Jesus, and who were committed to telling His story for the benefit of future generations of God's family. The Smart Guide to the Bible: The …
It is widely accepted by New Testament scholars that the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles probably originated as two parts of one work by a single author. In spite of this, the books hav…
Berrigan offers a brilliant, poetic commentary on the Acts of the Apostles with the daring proposition that this New Testament book is left "unfinished," and that we are called to take up the story…
This study puts forward the ingenious thesis that Luke left Acts unfinished at his death, and that the work of his posthumous editors has led to the existence of the two versions of Acts that appea…
Each PBC volume divides the Bible text into sections that are covered in a series of two page reflections, with concluding prayer or point for reflection. An introductory section covers issues of a…
Numerous evangelical scholars hav ecombined their talents to present an in-depth look at the major doctrinal themes and issues in the book of Acts from a dispensational perspectives. Combining the …
The Challenge of Diversity argues that the present diversity in the church reflects a rich variety that was integral to the early Christian movement from its very beginnings. Rhoads shows how Galat…
Buku ini mengupas Kitab Kisah Para Rasul secara mendetail. Sebanyak 76 perikop di dalamnya ditelusuri secara teoretis dan kritis, dengan relevansinya terhadap kondisi jemaat sekarang ini yang juga …
Luke's Acts of the Apostles is the only documentation available on the birth of Christianity, despite the author's vigorously disputed reliability as a historian. Daniel Marguerat avoids this true/…
This book offers a basic study of contemporary scholarship regarding the Book of Acts. The author surveys selected works and focuses on offering clear explanations of trends and representative posi…