The Acts of the Apostles

This book offers an overview of common issues in understanding and interpreting the New Testament book of Acts. After this foundation has been laid, Matthews argues that the author of Acts was trying to provide, in his own words, an "orderly account" of the early Church, which had so much potential to be a radically egalitarian challenge to the social structure. Finally, Matthews returns to the story of Pentecost and attempts to read between the lines, with comparison to Pauline descriptions of manifestations of the Holy Spirit.

Year

2017

Language

English

Series

T & T Clark study guides to the New Testament -- volume 5

Publisher

Bloomsbury T & T Clark

Editions

2

Pages

96

ISBN

9780567671233

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