Between History and Spirit

This work presents the main essays by Craig S. Keener, one of the most recognized experts in the study of Luke-Acts today.

Divided into three parts, Keener addresses:

• Historical issues, such as Pauline apologetics.
• Contextual aspects, such as the use of figurative language in the book of Acts.
• The study of the action of the Holy Spirit, including miracles, history, and tradition.

The author masterfully unites history, exegesis, and theology to reveal to the contemporary reader the apostolic testimony of the book of Acts.

"In recent years, Craig Keener has become a respected expert on the Acts of the Apostles. In this volume, he offers profound explorations of various historical, exegetical, and theological issues. Few scholars can so comfortably play the role of judicious historian, incisive exegete, and inspiring theologian."
Nijay K. Gupta, Associate Professor of New Testament, Portland Seminary (USA).

Dimensions: 6" x 9"
Cover: Paperback