The book of Acts portrays the earliest followers of the risen and ascended Christ.
Nazarene Theological Seminary..
Southern Methodist University and an M.
Div.
He has authored numerous publications and articles and holds a Ph.
D.
Richard Thompson is the Professor of New Testament at Northwest Nazarene University where he has served as the Chair of the Religion Department.
About the Author: Dr.
These features and many others give this Commentary on Acts a richness that commends it to pastors, teachers, students, and laypeople as a valuable resource for study and instruction.
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Maintaining on sound evidence that Acts follows the Gospel of Luke as a second volume, Thompson brings the Third Gospel into his examination of Acts, showing how the Lukan portrayal of Jesus is mirrored in the lives of the early believers.
In this NBBC, Richard Thompson skillfully delves into these ideas and teases out their implications for today.
Throughout its pages, from Pentecost onward, God is continually present in the lives of believers, empowering them as they declare through word and deed what God has done for the people of Israel-and ultimately for the rest of the world --through Christ.
The book of Acts portrays the earliest followers of the risen and ascended Christ
