Acts of the Apostles Seen from the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit

Acts Chapter 25 is not a document that records complex administrative procedures or the process of appeal. This chapter shows how the already completed gospel of the water and the Spirit preserves its purity and advances to a wider stage of testimony even amidst the massive pressure of compromise, delay, and political dealing. Through Paul’s steps, it clearly testifies what a person who possesses...

Acts Chapter 26 is not a simple defense performed for personal protection before King Agrippa. This chapter is a testimony in which the gospel of the water and the Spirit was proclaimed most compactly and clearly before the greatest king and people in power of that time. Through the lips of Paul, it tells us what a person who possesses the already completed salvation says before the highest author...

Acts Chapter 27 is not simply a record of the experience of shipwreck that Paul suffered. This chapter is a grand history showing how a person who possesses the already completed gospel of the water and the Spirit trusts and testifies to the absolute sovereignty and promise of God even amidst extreme crisis situations that he cannot control with his own power. The urgent sailing record of this cha...

Acts Chapter 28 is not an after-story dealing with the journey after the shipwreck or a biography recording Paul’s personal old age. This chapter shows the process in which the gospel of the water and the Spirit reaches the clearest conclusion of victory from the bound place that seems the weakest. The history of this chapter testifies to us how the already completed salvation reaches Rome, the ce...