A Different Name for the 5th NT Book - Acts 1

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June 26, Acts 1, A Different Name for the 5th NT Book
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@melaniek.h. Месяц назад

Amen and Amen❤🙏🏽!!!

@garycornwell2431 Месяц назад

Thank you brother for this teaching, I agree everything is about the LORD Jesus! The Acts of the LORD Jesus Christ 👍

@tedroybal5231 Месяц назад

Love your content. I still think it should be called the Acts of the Holy Spirit.

@SojournerDidimus Месяц назад

Or Second Luke

@paulsmodels Месяц назад

I see what you are talking about, but there's no reason or need to change the name of the book. The book of Acts...of the Apostles, works for me.

@CWJ0725 Месяц назад

he's not suggesting the change for real, but simply pointing out the kingdom-building activity of Christ himself through the apostles as his agents. Hence, the book is actually a record of the acts of the ascended Christ through his Spirit-empowered apostles.

@LeahCovington Месяц назад

I think it would actually be more appropriate to call it Acts of the Holy Spirit. It is the Holy Spirit (sometimes referred to as God) that does all the work. He speaks through the apostles. He (God) commands what Peter says to Cornelius. It is the Holy Spirit at work, thru the mouths and bodies of the apostle. But since Jesus, God, and Holy Spirit are One but Three, it wouldn't necessarily be wrong to say these are the Acts of Jesus, just not completely right.