Acts of the Apostles

Acts of the Apostles is a New Testament book traditionally attributed to Luke the Evangelist. It is the fifth book of the New Testament and follows the Gospel of Luke as part of a two-volume work. The book presents the early growth of the Christian church and traces how its message moves outward from Jerusalem into the wider Roman world. It is written in New Testament Greek and reads as a narrative account rather than as a doctrinal treatise.

This book suits readers who want a clear view of how the early Christian community is presented at its beginning, and how its story is linked to the Gospel of Luke. It will also appeal to anyone interested in biblical Greek and in a text where storytelling, history, and theology are closely joined. Readers drawn to scriptural works with a continuous narrative and an orderly historical frame are likely to feel at home here.