Studies in the Book of Acts
Overview
Desiring to read Acts as the historical document that it is, John Williams' Studies in the Book of Acts is an expositional study of Acts. According to Williams, a historical reading of Acts would result in not only a better understanding of the New Testament, but also a more intelligent comprehension of the origin, organization, and early development of the Church. Focusing on each section of Acts, Williams' commentary guides the reader chronologically through the book of Acts.
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- Title: Studies in the Book of Acts
- Author: John Williams
- Publisher: Thomas Whittaker
- Publication Date: 1888
- Pages: 178
- Topic: Acts
John Williams was Bishop of Connecticut. He is the author of such works as Thoughts on the Gospel Miracles, The English Reformation, and The World's Witness to Jesus Christ.