Studies of the Acts of the Apostles

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Dennis Dinger is a Christian and Professor Emeritus of Ceramic and Materials Engineering at Clemson University. He was disabled by blood cancer in 2008. As a Professor, he directed many applied ceramic engineering research projects, and he was an active researcher and private consultant. He is the author of "The War Against God," several ceramics textbooks, studies of all New Testament books, and several other books such as "Global Climate Change, The Bible, & Science," "The Coming of the Lord Draweth Nigh," "Absolute Truth for a Relative World," and "The Tribulation to Come."

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Luke wrote this historical book of the Acts of the Apostles. In it, he covered the first thirty years of the early Christian church - from Jesus Christ's ascension to heaven until Paul's arrival and ministry in Rome. This history includes coverage of the day of Pentecost when the Holy Spirit was first given to believers, through the ministries and travels of Peter, Stephen, Philip, Paul, Barnabas, and Silas. Details of early church practices are explained throughout the Acts. Apart from Luke's history of the early church and the ministries of the apostles, we would have missed the stories of the early development and spread of the church throughout the Eastern Mediterranean region. This includes the ministry of Peter in and around Judaea, and the ministry of Paul and companions throughout the lands of the present day Middle East, Turkey, Macedonia, Greece, Cyprus, Crete, Malta, and Italy.