A Bible Handbook to the Acts of the ApostlesMal Couch Kregel Academic - 455 páginas Mal Couch has combined the talents of numerous evangelical scholars to present an in-depth look at the major doctrinal themes and issues in the Book of Acts. This three-part work begins with a discussion of the major theological issues in the Book of Acts. The second section explores the person and work of the Holy Spirit. The third section presents a verse-by-verse handbook to Acts; discussing the background and significance of the people, places, and events. Contributors to this work are Paul Benware, Mal Couch, Thomas Figart, Arnold Fruchtenbaum, Robert Lightner, Steven McAvoy, Russell Penny, and J. Randall Price.Contributors are well-known and respected theologians from across the countryIncludes numerous charts and mapsDeals with a pivotal book in the Bible |
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... Paul ................ 22. Paul's Defense Before the Jerusalem Crowd 23. Paul Before the Sanhedrin ; Journey to Caesarea 24. Paul's Address Before Felix ....... 25. Paul's Testimony Before Festus ........ 26. Paul's Defense Before ...
... Paul , because suddenly the narrative turns to " they , " as he describes what went on in the city . Luke reappears at the end of Paul's third missionary journey ( 20 : 6 ) . The first - person plural " we " is used in the narrative ...
... Paul . Both use glossa for the gift of tongues . Luke and Paul were close companions and laborers for Christ for many years . Both used the same word to describe the same gift . There is no evidence that their definitions of glossa ...
... Paul Though not one of the Twelve , Paul must be seen as a true apostle of Jesus Christ . Clearly and forcefully he declared that he was an apostle , equal in authority with the Twelve ( 1 Cor . 1 : 1 ; 9 : 1-5 ; 2 Cor . 1 : 1 ; 11 : 5 ...
... Paul and the Twelve . Paul uses the term to describe Junia and Andronicus ( Rom . 16 : 7 ) and the Lord's brothers ( 1 Cor . 9 : 5 ) . However , in regards to these individuals the word is apparently used in a broader sense of being ...
Índice
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The Theology and Work of the Holy Spirit in Acts | 119 |
82 | 156 |
A VersebyVerse Background Guide to the Book of Acts | 177 |
The First Organized Official Persecution | 227 |
Problems in the Church Persecution Outside | 241 |
The Selection of Deacons Stephen Before the Sanhedrin | 253 |
Stephens Sermon and Martyrdom | 259 |
The Ministry at Ephesus | 354 |
Travels Through Greece and Asia Minor | 361 |
Return to Jerusalem the Arrest of Paul | 368 |
Pauls Defense Before the Jerusalem Crowd | 374 |
Paul Before the Sanhedrin Journey to Caesarea | 378 |
Pauls Address Before Felix | 381 |
Pauls Testimony Before Festus | 385 |
Pauls Defense Before Agrippa | 388 |
The Conversion of Saul Sauls Journey to Jerusalem | 270 |
Peter and the First Gentile Conversions | 281 |
The Gentile Witness Controversy Saul and the Antioch Church | 287 |
Increasing Persecution and the Death of Herod | 297 |
First Missionary Journey Paul at Pisidian Antioch | 309 |
Outreach to Iconium Lystra and Derbe Return to Antioch | 312 |
The Jerusalem Council Second Missionary Journey | 317 |
The Gospel in Macedonia the Ministry at Philippi | 323 |
The Ministry at Thessalonica Berea and Athens | 334 |
The Ministry at Corinth Third Missionary Journey | 343 |
Pauls Journey to Rome | 390 |
Pauls Arrival at Rome Meetings with the Roman Jews | 395 |
Appendixes | 401 |
Timelines Acts 128 | 403 |
The Laying on of Hands in the Old Testament and the Gospels | 405 |
The Sign Gifts | 412 |
Progressive Dispensationalism and the Book of Acts | 417 |
Endnotes | 425 |