Acts Commentary (The Bible Believer's Commentary Series)

In this commentary, Dr. Ruckman deals with the second great transitional book in the New Testament, and examines the doctrinal transition from the nation of Israel to the Church, the Body of Christ. Because of the progressive nature of revelation through the book of Acts, it has become a great source of error for many heresies. The author examines these heresies, and clearly shows how correct dispensational teaching clears up these errors. The lives of the apostles and early Christians are presented in modern terms, making for an interesting read and practical application.
The critical changes to the text made by the modern versions are exposed and discussed with proof for the accuracy and authority of the King James text.
(Print Length: 847 pages)