New Testament Studies, vol. 3: The Acts of the Apostles
Overview
The book of Acts contains an incredible amount of theological importance, as well as great historical value. Undertaking the enormous task of analyzing this book, Adolph von Harnack does so within the frame of his vast historical knowledge. New Testament Studies, vol. 3: The Acts of the Apostles sections that discuss the chronological data, nations and cities included, the treatment of persons in Acts, miracles and works of the spirit, sources and their values, and instances of inaccuracy and of discrepancy.
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- Examines the authorship of this intriguing book of the Bible
- Provides material well suited for students and pastors
- Contains thoughtful analysis and research of Acts
- Chronological Data
- Lands, Nations, Cities, and Houses
- The Treatment of Persons
- Miracles and Works of the Spirit (The Ascension)
- The Sources and Their Value
- Instances of Inaccuracy and of Discrepancy
- Title: New Testament Studies, vol. 3: The Acts of the Apostles
- Author: Adolph von Harnack
- Translator: J. R. Wilkinson
- Publisher: G. P. Putnam’s Sons
- Publication Date: 1909
- Pages: 428