<transcy>The MacArthur New Testament Commentary - Acts 1-12 (Actes, 1-12)</transcy>
Presentation
The book of Acts is the first to deal with the history of the Church, from its explosive beginnings on the day of Pentecost to the imprisonment in Rome of its greatest missionary. He teaches us principles regarding discipleship, church building, and world evangelism.
Table of contents
Foreword
Introduction
1. Resources to complete the unfinished work of our Lord
2. The replacement of the traitor
3. The Baptism of the Holy Spirit
4. The First Christian Sermon - Part 1
The Introduction: Explanation of Pentecost
5. The First Christian Sermon - Part Two
The Theme: Proclamation of the Risen Lord
6. The First Christian Sermon - Part 3
The Call and the Results
7. The first Christian community
8. A miracle to confirm the Word
9. Peter's Mighty Sermon - Part One
Peter Preaches Christ
10. Peter's Mighty Sermon - Part 2
The Necessity of Repentance
11. How to Face the Persecution
12. Sins of the Saints
13. The Early Church's Model of Evangelism
14. Spiritual organization
15. The Man with the Angel Face
16. Defense of the Faith
17. The first Christian martyr
18. The Persecuted Church Spreads the Gospel
19. Faith That Does Not Save
20. Faith That Saves
21. A Transformed Life
22. Marks of Effective Personal Ministry
23. Salvation Spreads
24. The Non-Jewish Church
25. The madness of fighting against God
Bibliography
Index of Greek words
Index of biblical references
Index of subjects
Details
Author : John MacArthur
Original title : The MacArthur New Testament Commentary - Acts 1-12
Publisher
ISBN : 978-2-89082-032-6
Publication : 2001
Pages : 463
Dimensions : 5.4 "x 8.3"
Format : paperback
Weight : 550 g