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In the Fullness of Time: An Introduction to the Biblical Theology of Acts and Paul is unavailable, but you can change that!

An Exegetical Study of the Book of Acts and Pauline Theology. Christians meticulously research the apostle Paul, but often skip a crucial starting point: the foundations of his deeply nuanced theology. Some studies on the book of Acts attempt to touch on every major theme in Paul’s letters, making them difficult to understand or prone to leaving out important nuances. Christians need a biblical,...

and published within a short time. The positive significance of revelation coming as an unfolding history and the origin of Scripture as part of that history will be noted presently. A second factor defining biblical theology, closely related to the first, is that revelation, understood as verbal, is not an end in itself. Revelation is never by itself in the sense of giving us information that consists in timeless truths about God, man, and the world.7 As a fair and important generalization, verbal
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