The Acts of the Apostles: a socio-rhetorical commentary

The Acts of the Apostles : an introduction. Acts and the question of genre

Luke-Acts and rhetoric

Acts : authorship, date, and audience

The text of Acts

The structure, theology, and purposes of Luke-Acts

Acts chronology

Pauline chronology : the Galatian data

Acts and hermeneutics

The commentary. Prologue and recapitulation (Acts 1:1-14)

The rhetoric of replacement (Acts 1:15-26)

Pentecost : the medium, the message, and the manifestations (Acts 2:1-47)

The mighty work, the mighy Word, the mighty ones (Acts 3:1-4:22)

Prayer, possessions, persecution, and proclamation (Acts 4:23-8:3)

Philip on the fringes of Judaism (Acts 8:4-40)

Saul as the salient Jewish convert (Acts 9:1-31)

The Petrine passages (Acts 9:32-11:18)

The Antioch chronicles (Acts 11:19-15:35)

Making a second effort : the second missionary journey (Acts 15:36-18:23)

The third wave : the last missionary efforts (Acts 18:24-21:16)

The trials of Paul (Acts 21:17-26:32)

The journey to Rome (Acts 27:1-28:12)

All roads lead to ... (Acts 28:12-31)

Appendix 1 : Internal clues of the earliness of Galatians

Appendix 2 : Salvation and health in Christian antiquity : the soteriology of Luke-Acts in its first-century setting

Map of Paul's missionary journeys.