In the final volume of this four-volume commentary, Craig Keener completes his detailed exegesis of Acts, offering a wealth of fresh insights. The four-volume set cites more than 45,000 extrabiblical ancient references.  
  
"With this enormous commentary, Craig Keener deploys his breathtaking knowledge of the classical world to shine a bright light on both the big picture of Acts and ten thousand small details. Students of Acts will be in his debt for generations to come."  
\--__N. T. Wright__, University of St. Andrews  
  
"No wise and patient scholar will tackle a passage in Acts without engaging Keener. He reads Acts as strictly historical in aim and detail and does so with a lack of rancor and polemic that invites all to ponder his conclusions. If for no other reason, the richness of detail and depth of immersion in primary sources guarantee a long and honored life for these volumes."  
\--__Richard I. Pervo__, author of Acts: A Commentary (Hermeneia)  
  
"For serious students of Acts, here is a commentary that takes its place at once alongside those of Sir William Ramsay and F. F. Bruce. Its particular strength is its amassing of texts from the ancient world. Keener's work is essential for its survey of and detailed interaction with Acts scholarship. This is a remarkable scholarly achievement that will be eagerly used by a wide range of readers."  
\--__I. Howard Marshall__, University of Aberdeen  
  
"This final volume on Acts is full of the meticulous scholarship and original insight we've come to expect of Keener. Despite the abundance of ancient sources and unparalleled discussion of secondary literature, the prose is beautifully clear and the commentary is a delight to use. Keener has already established himself as the premier commentator on Acts for academics and ministers alike."  
\--__Helen K. Bond__, Centre for Christian Origins, University of Edinburgh  
  
"Keener has put us all in his debt by writing a magisterial commentary on Acts in four volumes. No stone is left unturned in what is undoubtedly the largest work on Acts ever written. With meticulous scholarship and calling on an amazing breadth of sources, he sheds fresh historical, literary, and theological light on Acts and on the history of early Christianity. This will be the standard full-scale commentary on Acts for years to come!"  
\--__Paul Trebilco__, University of Otago, New Zealand  
  
"The genre-busting commentary concluded in this volume has already attracted well-deserved admiration for the sheer ambition and energy of its execution. For all its door-stopping heft, this work constitutes a definitive and yet surprisingly accessible go-to reference for this biblical book. Professor Keener here supplies an entire library on Acts in commentary form, a landmark compendium characterized throughout by a lively critical sympathy for its text."  
\--__Markus Bockmuehl__, Keble College, University of Oxford  
  
"Keener caps off the most exhaustive--in the best sense of the word--commentary on Acts available today. A colossal achievement. Throughout his investigation of Paul's trials at the end of Acts, Keener maintains his meticulous engagement with Luke's text in light of a stunning array of ancient sources and contemporary scholarship. Although teachers and preachers have typically neglected these concluding chapters of Acts in favor of more familiar sections, we have no more excuses! Keener provides a gold mine of insights and information to stimulate the mind and heart."  
\--__F. Scott Spencer__, Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond

__Craig S. Keener__ (PhD, Duke University) is the F. M. and Ada Thompson Professor of Biblical Studies at Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Kentucky. He is the author of many books, including The IVP Bible Background Commentary: New Testament, Miracles: The Credibility of the New Testament Accounts, and numerous commentaries.

Highly respected New Testament scholar Craig Keener is known for his meticulous and comprehensive research. This commentary on Acts, his magnum opus, may be the largest and most thoroughly documented Acts commentary ever written. Useful not only for the study of Acts but also early Christianity, this work sets Acts in its first-century context.  
  
In this volume, the last of four, Keener finishes his detailed exegesis of Acts, utilizing an unparalleled range of ancient sources and offering a wealth of fresh insights. This magisterial commentary will be an invaluable resource for New Testament professors and students, pastors, Acts scholars, and libraries. The complete four-volume set is available at a special price.

This commentary, the last of four volumes on Acts, utilizes an unparalleled range of ancient sources and offers a wealth of fresh insights.

Keener, Craig S.

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Title Page

Copyright Page

Endorsements

Abbreviations

Part 6: To Rome via Jerusalem (20:1–28:31)

Paul's Defense before Authorities (24:1–26:32)

Voyage to Rome (27:1–28:15)

Continuing Ministry in Rome (28:16–31)

Postscript

Works Cited

Index of Select Subjects

Index of Authors and Select Names

Index of Scripture

Index of Other Ancient Sources

Notes

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