Acts Commentary, Volume 4 Matthew Scholarship is combined with a

Scholarship is combined with a spiritual emphasis to bring to bear God’s great plan of the ages on the lives of believers today

" - addresses some of the questions that arise when someone takes a dispensational approach to Scripture and understands the unique ministry of the Apostle Paul

See the need for dispensationalism

such as fear

has been used to bring people to an understanding of the distinctive ministry of the Apostle Paul

Acts Commentary, Volume 4 Matthew Scholarship is combined with aIn this fourth volume of our Acts commentary, we will find the Apostle Paul appearing before the religious and civil authorities of his day. As the Jews press for some charge against Paul, he appeals to Caesar, thus removing him from the lower courts, and sending him to Rome. During a storm that arose during this perilous journey by sea, God sent an angel with these prophetic words: Fear not, Paul; thou must be brought before Caesar: and, lo, God hath