In this book, the worship of the God that "does not dwell in temples made by human hands" is advocated in a speech inspired by an (*) altar dedicated "To an Unknown God."
This book's description of the extramarital affairs of Agrippa II and its description of Theudas as a rebel in Jerusalem have suggested to some scholars that its author knew the Antiquities of Josephus. A passage in this book quotes Psalms 2 in claiming that the line "Why do the heathen rage and imagine a vain thing?" was spoken through David by the Holy Spirit. In this book, the worship of the God that "does not dwell in temples made by human hands" is advocated in a speech inspired by an (*) altar dedicated "To an Unknown God." Those passages from this book are The Believers' Prayer and the Areopagus Sermon. Though it is not the Gospel of Luke, this book opens with a dedication to Theophilus. This book describes the election of Matthias to replace Judas and the conversion of St. Paul. For 10 points, name this fifth book of the New Testament, which describes the deeds of the followers of Christ.
This book's description of the extramarital affairs of Agrippa II and its description of Theudas as a rebel in Jerusalem have suggested to some scholars that its author knew the Antiquities of Josephus.
Acts of the Apostles