Commentaries on Acts
Mather presents two sermons occasioned by a capital murder case, exploring hardened hearts, divine judgment, and the spiritual condition of the dying and condemned.
Calvin's first volume commentary on Acts expounds Luke's narrative of apostolic ministry, explaining the Holy Spirit's work and the early church's expansion.
Calvin's second volume commentary on Acts continues exposition of apostolic history, covering Paul's missionary journeys and the Gospel's spread throughout the Mediterranean.
Calvin's detailed commentary on the Acts of the Apostles, translated into English to illuminate the apostolic church's history and practices for English-speaking congregations.
Extensive commentary on Acts detailing the apostolic church's establishment, missionary expansion, and Holy Spirit's work through Peter and Paul's ministries.
Barnard expounds the Gospel's salvation mystery through Acts 16:30, explaining the nature of Gospel salvation, the sinner's possibility of redemption, and covenant terms.
Prince's election sermon reminding Massachusetts of God's righteous acts toward New England and its founders, delivered before the colonial assembly.
Matthew Henry's sixth volume completes his biblical commentary with Acts through Revelation, explaining apostolic history and eschatological prophecy.
Most-discussed verses in Acts
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Acts chapter by chapter
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