These essays use an interdisciplinary approach for recent Book of Acts scholarship. Insights from the social sciences, narratological studies, Greek and Roman rhetoric and history, and classics, se…
Bruce's "Acts" has a very brief introductory section, consisting of approximately 12 pages.(Some of the commentaries in the NICNT series have a much more extensive introductory section.) Despite th…
Commentaries are men's opinions on the scripture.....but based on educated learning. I use it to reinforce ideas found in Barnes, and other commentaries. I am member of church of Christ and I am no…
This book provides a fascinating account of the twelve disciples whom Jesus chose. Extensive research into the traditional histories of these disciples convinced Dr. Goodspeed, that there was much …
This volume replaces the old Clarendon Bible Acts, based on the Revised Version, which was edited by the late Bishop Blunt and first published in 1923. It has set out to embody the developments in …
A fact we cannot deny is that no body of men, few or many, has ever exercised so vast an influence on the world as the small circle of ordinary men Jesus called, trained, commissioned..
Acts of Apostles is a much neglected book. It was so in the days of Chrysostom, who lived in the fifth century, and who says, and who says: "There are many who do not even know that this book is in…
Randal Denny began a devotional study in the Book of Acts with 'Do It Again, Lord' (Acts 1-4), 'Where the Action Is' (Acts 5-8), 'Wind in the Rigging' (Acts 9-12), and continued it with this volume…