Acts Corps Notes
TIME FACTORS IN ACTS -- September 9, 1975 PENTECOST TIMETABLES AND DIVISIONS IN ACTS -- September 9, 1975 Historical Documentation of Acts -- September 15, 1975 The Book of Action – Acts 1:1, 2 – Pentecost -- September 18, 1975 Acts 1:2-5 -- September 23, 1975 Acts 1:2-9 -- September 25, 1975 Acts 1:6-11 -- October 9, 1975 Acts 1:4, 6 & 2-26 -- October 14, 1975 Acts 1:9-20 -- September 30, 1975 PRONUNCIATION / FUNERALS – Acts 1:22 – 2:1 -- October 7, 1975 Acts 2:1-4 -- October 16, 1975 Acts 2:5-15 -- November 4, 1975 Acts 2:1-11 -- November 6, 1975 Acts 2:12-36 -- November 25, 1975 Acts 2:37-47 -- December 2, 1975 Acts 3:1-11 -- December 4, 1975 Acts 3:12-26 -- December 9, 1975 I SAMUEL 1:1—2:36 -- December 9, 1975 Acts 4:1-12 -- December 11, 1975 Acts 4:12-35 -- December 17, 1975 Acts 4:32 – 5:11 -- February 24, 1976 Acts 5:12-42 -- March 4, 1976 Acts 6:1-7:14 -- March 9, 1976 Acts 7:15-60 – The Defense and Death of Stephen -- March 23, 1976 Acts 8:1-40 -- April 13, 1976 Acts 9:1-9 -- April 15, 1976 Acts 9:10-22 -- April 20, 1976 Acts 9:19-43 -- April 27, 1976 Acts 10:1-48 -- April 29, 1976 Acts 11:1-18 -- May 4, 1976 Acts 11:19-26 -- May 11, 1976 Acts 11:27 – 12:23 -- May 18, 1976 Acts 12:24-25 -- September 7, 1976 Acts 15:1-11 -- September 28, 1976 Acts 15:12-21 -- October 7, 1976 Acts 15:22-34 -- October 12, 1976 Acts 15:35 – 16:40 -- October 14, 1976 Acts 16:25-40 -- October 19, 1976 Acts 17:1-3 – Part I (Research material) -- October 26, 1976 Acts 17:1-3 – Part II (Research material) -- October 26, 1976 Acts 17:5-12 -- November 9, 1976 Acts 17:13-34 -- November 11, 1976 Acts 18:1-24 -- November 16, 1976 Acts 18:24 – 19:41 -- November 30, 1976 Men and Women Close to Paul – Part I: Discussion -- December 7, 1976 Men and Women Close to Paul – Part II: Apollos & Peter -- December 7, 1976 Acts 20:1-38 -- December 7, 1976 Acts 21:1-40 -- December 14, 1976 Acts 22:1-30 -- January 4, 1977 Acts 23:1-35 -- January 6, 1977 Acts 24:1-27 -- January 6, 1977 Ambassador of Th
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just simply says, “and they wrote” or “they having written.” They wrote something. Now naturally, if they wrote something, it’s got to be a letter or an epistle. But they wrote something. And that which they wrote, the basic essence of it is what’s given. The important thing is not that it was an epistle or a letter. The important thing is what they wrote. “by them” - by them, who? - The elders, and the apostles, and the whole Church of verse 22. The whole body composed this letter. Isn’t that something? Just look at it carefully. “And they wrote by them” literally means “they, having written as a body.” Now it tells you how the letter opened. This is the salutation of this letter. I will give it to you literally according to usage here in this 23rd verse, and then discuss it a little bit with you. Here’s the salutation: “The apostles and elders and brethren, unto the brethren throughout