Article 1 of 3 in the series Stephen’s Speech in Acts 7
Things Hard to be Understood | by Rob Thiele | Volume 24, Issue 1 | January – February 2018
One of the notable Commentaries on the Acts of the Apostles is that by Richard B Rackham, first published in 1901. He, with others identified (or thought he did) some fifteen discrepancies between Stephen’s comments on Israelitish history and the original Old Testament record. We want to re-visit these and see if we can determine the true facts of the matter.
Stephen’s Irresistible Defence of the Gospel
Stephen was an outstanding brother in the early ecclesia in Jerusalem. He was appointed, not by the apostles, but by “the multitude of the disciples” (Acts 6:2) to lead the group of seven brethren who were charged with the care of tho…
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