TY  - MANSCPT
AU  - Kellum,L.Scott
AU  - Ko·stenberger,Andreas J.
AU  - Yarbrough,Robert W.
TI  - Acts
SN  - 9781433676048 (pbk) :
AV  - BS2625.53 .K45 2020
PY  - 2020///
CY  - Nashville
PB  - B & H Publishing Group
KW  - Bible
KW  - Acts
KW  - Commentaries
KW  - fast
KW  - Bible. Acts--Commentaries
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; Introduction -- Acknowledgments -- Publisher's Preface -- General Introduction to the EGGNT Series -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- I. Foundations for the Church and Her Mission (1:1-2:47) -- A. Preliminary Steps (1:1-14) -- B. The Replacement of Judas (1:15-26) -- C. Pentecost: The Church Is Born (2:1-47) -- II. The Early Church in Jerusalem (3:1-6:7) -- A.A Miracle and Its Aftermath (3:1-4:31) -- B. Trouble Within and Without (4:32-6:7) -- III: Initial Expansion: Stephen, Samaria, and Saul (6:8-9:31) -- A. Suffering: One of the Servants Arrested and Martyred (6:8-8:1a) -- B. Palestine and Syria: Philip, Saul, and Peter (8:1b-9:30) -- C. Summary: Judea, Galilee, and Samaria (9:31) -- IV. Continued Expansion: The First Gentile Converts (9:32-12:24) -- A. The Proof of Gentile Conversion (9:32-11:18) -- B. Gentile Conversion in Antioch and the Return of Paul (11:19-26) -- C. Events in Jerusalem (11:27-12:24) -- V. The Gentile Mission: Part 1, Asia Minor (12:25-16:5) -- A. First Missionary Journey (12:25-14:28) -- B. Jerusalem Council (15:1-35) -- C. Second Missionary Journey Begins (15:36-16:5) -- VI: The Gentile Mission: Part Two, Greece (16:6-19:20) -- A. Continuing the Second Missionary Journey (16:6-18:23) -- B. Third Missionary Journey (18:24-19:20) -- VII: To the Ends of the Earth: On to Rome (19:21-28:31) -- A. From Ephesus to Jerusalem (19:21-21:16) -- B. Paul's Final Visit to Jerusalem and His Removal to Caesarea (21:17-23:35) -- C. Paul's Case Before Felix, Festus, and Agrippa (24:1-26:32) -- D. Paul's Trip to Rome (27:1-28:31) -- Exegetical Outline -- Grammar Index -- Scripture Index
N2  - "The Exegetical Guide to the Greek New Testament (EGGNT) closes the gap between the Greek text and the available lexical and grammatical tools, providing all the necessary information for greater understanding of the text."--
ER  -