Feature | by Nathan Schipper | Volume 10, Issue 5 | September – October 2004
There is no question that the letter we call The Acts, the longest letter in the New Testament apart from Luke’s first letter, is filled with high drama. We read of the baptism of 3000 in one day and then we hear of imprisonment. We see unbounding generosity and unity side by side with sudden deat…
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