Paul in Acts

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The book delves into the portrayal of Paul in the book of Acts, utilizing literary-critical, rhetorical, and theological lenses. It explores topics such as the significance of the "we" passages, the relationship between Paul and the Holy Spirit, and whether Paul is characterized more as an epistolographer or rhetorician. The analysis includes Paul's missionary and apologetic speeches, his arrest in Jerusalem, and addresses common misconceptions about Paul in Acts compared to his letters. This work is part of the Library of Pauline Studies series, edited by Stanley E. Porter.