~3 Min.The Acts of the Apostles (Arend Remmers)

biblecentre.org · ... first verse of the book of Acts the author mentions the fact that ... certain Theophilus (cf Lk. 1:3). Therefore one would conclude that the book ...

~7 Min.His Crowning Act (Cristopher Knapp)

biblecentre.org · ... of David was the last important and crowning act of Samuel's life; and it was this ... Me a king among his sons" (16: 1.). Samuel was loth to give up Saul ...

~78 Min.The Acts of the Apostles (Arno Clemens Gaebelein)

biblecentre.org · ... Cyprus and Antioch. The twelfth chapter, with which this part of Acts closes, is an interesting one. It is not only interesting on account of the historical ...

~10 Min.Prayer in the Book of Acts (Michael Hardt)

biblecentre.org · ... Lord as servants. The Book of Acts gives ample testimony to the importance, ... in the beginning. Prayer with one accord. Following the Lord's ascension, we ...

~141 Min.Commentary on the book of Acts (Leslie M. Grant)

biblecentre.org · ... to a judge? They said he was a mover of sedition. But they have not one specific act of sedition to lay to his charge. They claimed that he was a "ringleader ...

~120 Min.Commentary on the Book of Acts (Frank Binford Hole)

biblecentre.org · ... Acts 1. BY ITS OPENING words the Acts of the Apostles is linked in ... days He manifested Himself as the One living beyond the power of death, ...

~6 Min.Crucial Occasions In The Book Of Acts (Leslie M. Grant)

biblecentre.org · ... changes in God's dispensational ways. Therefore Acts is a book of transition, showing ... some of these that are outstanding. (1) The Coming Of The Spirit ...

~2 Min.Designations of the Early Believers in Acts (Mark Grasso)

biblecentre.org · ... assembly recorded in the first part of Acts, the distinct and separate character of the ... and that they were not their own (1 Cor. 6:19-20) but had to ...

~432 Min.Tracings From The Acts of the Apostles (C. E. Stuart)

biblecentre.org · ... chains to Rome. Such wily planning may for a time succeed, but the one who thus acts forfeits the esteem and confidence of honourable men. No one admires or ...