Lesson No. 8 ACTS. KEY WORD—“WITNESS” (Occurs 30 Times). KEY VERSE—Acts 1:8. KEY PHRASE—“THE GOSPEL OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.”

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Lesson No. 8 ACTS

KEY WORD—“WITNESS” (Occurs 30 Times). KEY VERSE—Acts 1:8. KEY PHRASE—“THE GOSPEL OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.”

NAME—This book is by no means a complete account of all the acts, or doings of all the apostles, but rather of some of the acts of some of the apostles.

WRITER—Luke, who wrote the third gospel.

DATE—About 64 A.D. Period covered A.D , 32 years.

PLACE OF WRITING—Probably Rome.

PURPOSE—To record the doings of the Spirit-filled apostles and churches after the Lord Jesus Christ had ascended into heaven.

Great Fact I. The Gospel Preached at Jerusalem.

Great Fact II -- The Gospel Preached in Palestine.

Great Fact III -- Paul’s First Missionary Journey.

Great Fact IV -- The Church Council at Jerusalem.

Great Fact V -- Paul’s Second Missionary Journey.

Great Fact VI -- Paul ’ s Third Missionary Journey.

Great Fact VII -- Paul’s Arrest and Closing Ministry.