Acts of the Apostles
During the so-called "Apostolic Generation", the Gospel of Christ expanded in all directions until it reached every nation of the then-known world.
The book of Acts, however, focuses on the story of the expansion of the Gospel over Palestine, northward to Antioch, and then westward through Asia Minor and Greece, to Rome, covering the region that constituted the Roman Empire at that time.
The book, Acts of the Apostles, actually centers mainly around the Acts of Peter and Paul, and mostly Paul. Paul, we know, was the Apostle to the Gentiles (non-Jewish nationalities). As such, one of the leading subjects of this book, if not the leading subject in its relation to the rest of the New Testament books, is the extension of the Gospel to the Gentiles.
Bible Lessons
- Lesson 1
- Luke 24:36-52 & Acts Chapter 1
- Lesson 2
- Acts Chapter 2
- Lesson 3
- Acts Chapters 3-4
- Lesson 4
- Acts Chapter 5
- Lesson 5
- Acts Chapters 6-7
- Lesson 6
- Acts 8:1-25
- Lesson 7
- Acts 8:26-40
- Lesson 8
- Acts 9:1-31
- Lesson 9
- Acts 9:32 - 11:18
- Lesson 10
- Acts 11:19-30
- Lesson 11
- Acts 12
- Lesson 12
- Acts 13-14
- Lesson 13
- Acts 15:1 - 16:19
- Lesson 14
- Acts 16:20 - 17:34
- Lesson 15
- Acts 18:1 - 20:38
- Lesson 16
- Acts 21-23
- Lesson 17
- Acts 24-26
- Lesson 18
- Acts 27-28
