Book of Acts, The

Description

An Emmaus Study Course

The Book of Acts tells us how the early church faced the challenge of taking the gospel to the world. It tells how the gospel made its way westward until at last it reached Rome. It is a book of people and places. You will find this study simple yet stimulating and satisfying. It is a fast-moving survey of those stirring events which changed everything.

About the Author:
Ed Harlow was instrumental in the founding of Emmaus Bible College and the Emmaus Correspondence School. He and his wife also served as missionaries in Africa for many years. R. E. Harlow wrote and published over sixty books in simple English for young believers in third world countries.

Table of Contents:
Chapter 1  The Book Itself
Chapter 2  The Coming of Pentecost
Chapter 3  Triumph and Testing
Chapter 4  A Martyr and a Missionary
Chapter 5  Two Key Conversions
Chapter 6  Growing Pains
Chapter 7  The Regions Beyond
Chapter 8  The Second Round
Chapter 9  More Worlds to Conquer
Chapter 10  Paul Is Arrested
Chapter 11  The Appeal to Caesar
Chapter 12  Perils and Prison

Format: Paperback
Dimensions: 5.5 x 8.5 inches
Pages: 112