This study shows how the Acts of the Apostles links the gospel narratives with the Epistles, guiding readers through the birth and expansion of the early Church.
The volume treats Acts as a bridge within the New Testament, highlighting Jesus as the central figure and the Holy Spirit’s work in guiding believers. It also illuminates how the Epistles presuppose the Church’s formation, beliefs, and worship, with Paul’s life shaping much of the New Testament story.
- How Acts connects the Gospels to the Epistles to form a single, unfolding narrative
- The role of the Holy Spirit in establishing and sustaining the early Church
- How Paul’s conversion and mission influence the understanding of church life and doctrine
- How Jew-Gentile unity emerges in the Christian communities and their practices
Ideal for readers seeking a clear, accessible overview of the New Testament’s structure and its guiding themes.