Bibliograph

The Book of Acts from a Layperson's Perspective, J. F. Mims

Type

Label

The Book of Acts from a Layperson's Perspective, J. F. Mims

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

The Book of Acts from a Layperson's Perspective

Medium

electronic resource

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Responsibility statement

J. F. Mims

Summary

Discover how 2,000 years ago sworn enemies came together to find God in a new way. Why another commentary on the book of Acts when there are so many out there already? As a verse-by-verse compilation of commentaries and personal impressions of St. Luke's writings in the Holy Bible's book of Acts, "The Book of Acts from a Layperson's Perspective" is written for laypeople from a layperson's point of view; it is not a scholarly dissertation requiring a PhD in order to comprehend it. "The Book of Acts from a Layperson's Perspective" offers a simplicity in its presentation without being simple, providing curious readers the opportunity to appreciate Acts as an early-Christian history book as they discover the episodes and events surrounding Paul, Peter, and other believers, whether in a small-group Bible study or individually

Target audience

adult

Contributor