Acts of the Apostles (Hermeneia)
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Acts of the Apostles (Hermeneia)

by James Limburg, Hans Conzelmann, Eldon Jay Epp, A. Thomas Kraabel

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This Hermeneia commentary on the Acts of the Apostles delivers scholarly analysis by James Limburg, Hans Conzelmann, Eldon Jay Epp, and A. Thomas Kraabel. It examines the New Testament book's structure, theology, and historical setting, providing essential tools for in-depth biblical study and interpretation.

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The Acts of the Apostles (Hermeneia) provides a detailed exegetical commentary on this key New Testament book. Authored by James Limburg, Hans Conzelmann, Eldon Jay Epp, and A. Thomas Kraabel, it draws on historical and textual scholarship to illuminate the narrative.

As part of the Hermeneia series, known for its rigorous academic approach, this volume explores the theological themes and historical context of Acts. It serves as a vital resource for scholars, clergy, and students engaged in biblical interpretation.

The commentary emphasizes philological accuracy and engagement with ancient sources, offering insights into the early Christian community's development as depicted in the text.

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