Acts: A Commentary on Acts of the Apostles

Acts: A Commentary on Acts of the Apostles

by H Leo Boles
Acts: A Commentary on Acts of the Apostles

Acts: A Commentary on Acts of the Apostles

by H Leo Boles

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ISBN-13: 9780892254378
Publisher: Gospel Advocate Company, Incorporated
Publication date: 12/01/1989
Series: New Testament Commentaries (Gospel Advocate)
Pages: 460
Product dimensions: 5.90(w) x 9.00(h) x 1.30(d)

Table of Contents

Introduction11
Part 1History of the Church: Peter as the Chief Actor
Section 1Instruction to the Apstles; Ascension of Christ Descent of the Holy Spirit (Acts 1: 1 to 2: 13)
1.The forty days (1: 1-5)17
2.Commission to the apostles (1: 6-8)20
3.Ascension of Jesus (1: 9-11)22
4.Waiting for the promise (1: 12-14)24
5.Selection of Matthias (1: 15-26)26
6.Descent of the Holy Spirit (2: 1-13)31
Section 2The Church at Jerusalem (2: 14 to 6: 7)
1.Peter's address (2: 14-36)38
2.The first converts (2: 37-41)45
3.The unity of the church (2: 42-47)50
4.The lame man healed (3: 1-10)52
5.Peter's address to the multitude (3: 11-26)56
6.First persecution--Peter and John imprisoned (4: 1-22)63
7.Peter and John set free; report to the disciples; their prayer (4: 23-31)72
8.Unity of the church; possessions for common good (4: 32-37)75
9.Ananias and Sapphira (5: 1-11)77
10.Signs and wonders (5: 12-16)81
11.Peter and John imprisoned again (5: 17-25)84
12.Peter's address to the Sanhedrin (5: 26-32)87
13.Speech of Gamaliel (5: 33-42)90
14.The seven chosen (6: 1-7)94
Section 3Gospel Preached in Judea and Samaria (6: 8 to 8: 25)
1.Stephen arrested and tried (6: 8-15)99
2.Stephen's defense (7: 1-53)102
3.Stephen's death (7: 54 to 8: 2)118
4.Disciples scattered (8: 3, 4)122
5.Philip in Samaria (8: 5-8)124
6.Simon the sorcerer (8: 9-13)125
7.Peter and John in Samaria (8: 14-25)128
Section 4Conversion of the Eunuch, Saul, and Cornelius (8: 26 to 12: 25)
1.Conversion of the eunuch (8: 26-40)133
2.Conversion of Saul (9: 1-19)140
3.Paul's preaching at Damascus (9: 20-22)148
4.Paul persecuted; escaped in a basket (9: 23-25)149
5.Paul at Jerusalem (9: 26-29)151
6.Paul in Tarsus; church edified (9: 30, 31)153
7.Peter cures Aeneas (9: 32-35)154
8.Peter raises Dorcas (9: 36-43)156
9.Peter's vision (10: 1-16)159
10.Cornelius converted (10: 17-48)165
11.Peter justifies his preaching to Gentiles (11: 1-18)176
12.Church in Antioch founded (11: 19-21)180
13.Barnabas comes to Antioch (11: 22-24)182
14.Paul brought to Antioch (11: 25, 26)184
15.The famine and relief (11: 27-30)185
16.Martyrdom of James (12: 1, 2)187
17.Imprisonment and deliverance of Peter (12: 3-19)188
18.Death of Herod Agrippa I (12: 20-23)196
19.Return of Saul and Barnabas (12: 24, 25)197
Part 2History of the Church: Paul as the Chief Actor
Section 1Paul's First Missionary Journey (13: 1 to 14: 28)
1.Paul and Barnabas in Cyprus (13: 1-12)199
2.Paul and Barnabas in Perga and Antioch in Pisidia (13: 13, 14)204
3.Paul's first recorded sermon (13: 15-43)205
4.The second speech at Antioch (13: 44-52)215
5.Paul and Barnabas at Iconium (14: 1-7)220
6.Paul and Barnabas at Lystra and Derbe (14: 8-20)222
7.Their return to Antioch in Syria (14: 21-28)227
Section 2Dispute About Circumcision Settled (15: 1-35.)
1.Question raised at Antioch in Syria (15: 1)232
2.Paul and Barnabas sent to Jerusalem (15: 2-5)233
3.Apostles and elders in council (15: 6-29)235
4.Decision received at Antioch (15: 30-35)245
Section 3Paul's Second Missionary Journey (15: 36 to 18: 22)
1.Paul selects Silas (15: 36-41)248
2.Paul revisits the churches: Timothy (16: 1-5)250
3.Paul enters Europe (16: 6-12)253
4.Lydia converted (16: 13-15)256
5.Paul and Silas in prison (16: 16-24)258
6.The jailer converted (16: 25-34)262
7.Paul and Silas released from prison (16: 35-40)267
8.Paul and Silas at Thessalonica (17: 1-9)270
9.At Berea (17: 10-14)273
10.Paul's address at Athens (17: 15-34)275
11.Paul at Corinth (18: 1-18)285
12.Paul returns to Antioch in Syria (18: 19-22)293
Section 4Paul's Third Missionary Journey (18: 23 to 21: 16)
1.Priscilla, Aquila, and Apollos at Ephesus (18: 23-28)295
2.Paul at Ephesus (19: 1-12)297
3.The seven sons of Sceva (19: 13-20)302
4.The mob; silver shrines of Diana (19: 21-41)305
5.Paul revisits Macedonia (20: 1-6)315
6.Paul at Troas (20: 7-12)318
7.At Miletus with the elders of the church at Ephesus (20: 13-38)320
8.Paul returns to Jerusalem (21: 1-16)330
Section 5Paul at Jerusalem (21: 17 to 23: 35)
1.Paul mobbed in the temple (21: 17-26)338
2.The riot and Paul's apprehension (21: 27-40)344
3.Paul's discourse on the temple stairs (22: 1-30)350
4.Paul before the Sanhedrin (23: 1-10)361
5.Plot to kill Paul (23: 11-25)366
6.Paul sent to Caesarea (23: 26-35)372
Section 6Paul at Caesarea (24: 1 to 26: 32)
1.Paul's accusers before Felix (24: 1-9)377
2.Paul's defense before Felix (24: 10-27)380
3.Paul before Festus (25: 1-12)388
4.Festus and Agrippa (25: 13-27)392
5.Paul before Agrippa (26: 1-32)399
Section 7Paul's Voyage to Rome (27: 1 to 28: 10)
1.From Caesarea to Crete (27: 1-12)412
2.The storm and shipwreck (27: 13-44)417
3.Three months in Melita (28: 1-10)429
Section 8Paul at Rome (28: 11-31)
1.Arrival at Rome (28: 11-16)434
2.Interview with the Jews (28: 17-29)437
3.Paul a prisoner at Rome two years (28: 30, 31)444
Paul's Release, Second Imprisonment, and Death447
Index449
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