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First Edition, 317 pages
Acts of the Apostles continues the story of Jesus after His death. The story of the misunderstanding of the gospel among those who personally knew Jesus continues in the ministry of Paul. Paul, who was knocked off his high horse and thrown to the ground against his will and born again by the power of the Holy Spirit, came to see that he had been completely blind, and had his eyes miraculously opened. Paul – formerly the chief enemy of Christ, who became the chief disciple – took up the ministry and perspective of Jesus and began preaching the gospel to all who would listen. But Paul had the same difficulties that Jesus had – people thought he was crazy, that he didn't know what he was talking about, that he had gotten the gospel message wrong. Paul was hounded to death by the enemies of Christ, just as Jesus had been. Again, what is discovered in Acts of Faith is not a new perspective on Paul, but a very old one – the forgotten perspective of God's remnant.