(from the article `Christianity`) ...Nevertheless, the pulpit offered scope for oratory (as in Melito of Sardis`s Homily on the Pascha, 170). Desire for romance and adventure was ...
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Fifth book of the
New Testament, attributed to
Luke, which describes the history of the early Christian church....
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Acts of the Apostles is one of the books of the New Testament. It was written in Greek by St Luke, probably in 63 or 64. It embraces a period of about thirty years, beginning immediately after the resurrection, and extending to the second year of the imprisonment of St Paul in Rome. Very little information is given regarding any of the apostles, ex...
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Acts noun a New Testament book describing the development of the early church from Christ`s Ascension to Paul`s sojourn at Rome
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Fifth book of the New Testament, attributed to Luke, which describes the history of the early Christian church. The book was written in Greek and falls into two parts, the first 12 chapters dealing with the church in Jerusalem and Judaea, with Peter as the central figure, and the second 16 chapters dealing with the church among the Gentiles and the...
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a book of the New Testament. Also called
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