KNOWING YOUR BIBLE
November 13, 2022: Dear Friends. Welcome to this weekly blog on learning and “KNOWING YOUR BIBLE”. Many blogs have been written in this blog program that will help one learn to understand and know the Bible. Go to last week’s blog by going to the website: keeganbooks.com to obtain information on a previous series written on specific instructions on learning the Bible, and discussion that is related to this week’s blog written on the book of Acts.
The current series during the past few weeks has focused on important people and events that are written about in the Old Testament and the New Testament. Again, feel free to review this series of blogs that were begun on August 4th, 2022, and has been continued through today’s blog. Go to the website listed above to review this very helpful series in giving a broad perspective of what has been written throughout the Bible.
In this week’s discussion, we will continue our study on Acts with a description about what has been written in Acts. Acts is the history book of the New Testament. The book was written by Luke, a physician who also wrote the Gospel book of Luke. The book of Acts focuses mainly on the formation of the early Christian Churches. The events written about in Acts cover an approximate timetable from approximately 27 AD to 67AD. See below as continuation of this study begins after chapters 6 and 7 that were the last chapters listed to read and study in last week’s blog.
MAY GOD BLESS YOUR BIBLE STUDY THIS WEEK!
Bible Verses: Persecution of the early church: Chapter 8. The story of Sauls’s conversion with his name change from Saul to Paul. Chapter 9, verses 1-30. The growth of the early church, Act’s chapter 9, verse 31. Peter’s ministry, chapter 9, verses 32-43, chapters 10, 11, and 12; and King Herod’s persecution of church leaders, and his death: Chapter 12 verses 1-23.
I want to thank you for your prayers for my son, Pat. Pat is much better from his heart surgery. He is now home and continues to progress. Please continue to pray for his complete recovery.