Gospels in certain ways, but also notes how Acts focuses on more than one individual and covers a wider scene.26 On the other hand, it seems clear that the internal linkage of the two books renders any generic differences to secondary importance. Acts presents the sequential exploits of the followers of Jesus, the subject of the Third Gospel’s βίος. Acts is a quasi-biography of the church, a corporate protagonist in literary terms. In a theological sense, Acts presents the ongoing βίος of Jesus,