Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1. Luke-Acts and the Historical Jesus
2. First-Person Claims in Acts and in Ancient History
4. The Church’s Disputed Growth Rate in Acts (Acts 2:41; 4:4; 21:20)
5. A Novel Official in Acts 8:27?
6. Were Troops Really Stationed in Caesarea During Agrippa’s Rule?
8. Interethnic Marriages in Acts 7:29 and 16:1–3
9. Irony and Figurative Language
10. Turning from Idols in Acts 14:15–17
12. How Were Asiarchs Paul’s Friends (Acts 19:31)?
14. Some Rhetorical Techniques in Acts 24:2–21
15. Insanity, Inspiration or Intellect
16. Fever and Dysentery in Acts 28:8 and Ancient Medicine
17. Miracles and History in Acts and the Jesus Tradition
19. Tongues as Evidence of the Character of Spirit’s Empowerment in Acts 2:4
20. Acts 16:16–18, 19:12–16, and Spirit Possession in Modern Anthropology
21. A Spirit-Filled Teaching Ministry in Acts 19:9
22. Anticipating Ancient African Christianity