FTP, name this book divided into two parts, the mission of Peter in Jerusalem and that of Paul in Rome, a book attributed to Luke and immediately following the Gospels in most versions of the New Testament.
It is the second of two books dedicated to Theophilus. Some passages are written in the style of a travel narrative, which may be evidence that the author was a companion of St. Paul. It recounts Paul's speech on the Areopagus outside of Athens and the baptism of the Roman centurion Cornelius by Saint Peter. FTP, name this book divided into two parts, the mission of Peter in Jerusalem and that of Paul in Rome, a book attributed to Luke and immediately following the Gospels in most versions of the New Testament.
It is the second of two books dedicated to Theophilus. Some passages are written in the style of a travel narrative, which may be evidence that the author was a companion of St. Paul.
{Acts} of the Apostles