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The "Storytelling Bible: Acts" book has been released. It records the stories of the apostles after Jesus' resurrection, particularly the missionary journeys of the Apostle Paul. The Bible Institute's "Storytelling Bible" series, which is set to be completed by 2022, has already reached the New Testament's Acts. It is a Bible book that is truly welcome and always something to look forward to. If you usually read the Bible using the Revised Korean Version and only understood about one-tenth of
I first encountered the Storytelling Bible last January, starting with Genesis. I used to resolve to read the entire Bible every New Year, and I remember this book as being the perfect fit for me. Now that the Acts of the Apostles has already been published, I feel a renewed sense of emotion. These days, as we hold non-face-to-face online services due to COVID-19, I have felt a bit complacent. However, with the determination not to lose faith, I am currently participating in the church's Bible
The Book of Acts depicts the transformation of a national religion into a global one. It illustrates the process by which the Christian movement, which began in Jerusalem, spread widely from within Israel to the regions of ‘all Judea and Samaria,’ and even further to ‘the ends of the earth.’ It shows the expansion of Christianity through the ‘missionary route extending from Jerusalem to Rome.’ Therefore, Acts is an important scripture where one can witness the expansion of the Gospel. There
It feels like embarking on a world tour accompanied by pictures... Although the Book of Acts consists of 28 chapters, each chapter is composed of stories and historical narratives. Apostle Paul's first, second, and third missionary journeys are explained in detail alongside maps, making the entire reading experience feel like a journey through the works of the Holy Spirit in Acts, much like the TV show "Walking Around the World." Furthermore, perhaps because the author of Acts is Luke—the same
Kim Young-jin et al.: Storytelling Bible New Testament 5: Acts
As the only historical book in the New Testament, this book serves as a bridge connecting the preceding Gospels with the following Epistles. It vividly and dynamically portrays the spread of the Gospel of the Cross of Jesus Christ, beginning in Jerusalem, passing through Judea and Samaria, and reaching the entire Roman Empire and the ends of the earth. The author, Luke, has skillfully organized not only his vivid firsthand experiences from accompanying the Apostle Paul on his missionary journeys but also the accounts he heard from other apostles and fellow workers. The history of the Acts of the Apostles is not merely the history of the apostles or Paul's evangelism team; it has no end until the Second Coming of our Lord. It is a book that is still being continuously recorded somewhere by someone, even now. Through this book, I learn about the Bible I didn't know before, and my heart begins to beat again! One volume is published every other month. Join this historical story! 100,000 people are already subscribing to the Storytelling Bible.
Korean title: 스토리텔링성경 신약 5: 사도행전
Korean author: 김영진 외
Korean publisher: 성서원
ISBN-13: 9788936027469
Reviews
The "Storytelling Bible: Acts" book has been released. It records the stories of the apostles after Jesus' resurrection, particularly the missionary journeys of the Apostle Paul. The Bible Institute's "Storytelling Bible" series, which is set to be completed by 2022, has already reached the New Testament's Acts. It is a Bible book that is truly welcome and always something to look forward to. If you usually read the Bible using the Revised Korean Version and only understood about one-tenth of
I first encountered the Storytelling Bible last January, starting with Genesis. I used to resolve to read the entire Bible every New Year, and I remember this book as being the perfect fit for me. Now that the Acts of the Apostles has already been published, I feel a renewed sense of emotion. These days, as we hold non-face-to-face online services due to COVID-19, I have felt a bit complacent. However, with the determination not to lose faith, I am currently participating in the church's Bible
The Book of Acts depicts the transformation of a national religion into a global one. It illustrates the process by which the Christian movement, which began in Jerusalem, spread widely from within Israel to the regions of ‘all Judea and Samaria,’ and even further to ‘the ends of the earth.’ It shows the expansion of Christianity through the ‘missionary route extending from Jerusalem to Rome.’ Therefore, Acts is an important scripture where one can witness the expansion of the Gospel. There
It feels like embarking on a world tour accompanied by pictures... Although the Book of Acts consists of 28 chapters, each chapter is composed of stories and historical narratives. Apostle Paul's first, second, and third missionary journeys are explained in detail alongside maps, making the entire reading experience feel like a journey through the works of the Holy Spirit in Acts, much like the TV show "Walking Around the World." Furthermore, perhaps because the author of Acts is Luke—the same
