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Arguing that the book of Acts is a historically reliable, J. W. McGarvey’s New Commentary on Acts of Apostles, vol. 1 is an verse-by-verse exegetical commentary on the text of Acts. Moving verse-by-verse through Acts, McGarvey offers an exposition on Acts that is both practical as it is critical.

remission of sins follows baptism, and is therefore to be expected by the baptized. This is equally true if the correct rendering be, as in R. V., “unto remission of sins,” for if we are baptized “unto” remission, remission follows baptism, and baptism brings us to it. Remission of sins, forgiveness of sins, and pardon, are synonymous terms, and they express the chief want of the human soul in its most favorable earthly circumstances. The rebel against God’s government, though he lay down his arms
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