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Acts of the Apostles Fifth book of the New Testament; likely written by Luke, a companion of the Apostle Paul and the presumed author of the Gospel of Luke. Acts records the activity of the early church as it expanded geographically from Jerusalem to Rome and demographically from predominantly Jewish members to include Gentiles. The book covers events from the ascension of Jesus (ca. ad 30) to the early ministry of Paul in Rome (ca. ad 62).
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