Study in Acts by H A Ironside, Chapter Ten The Conversion Of Cornelius

The book of Acts, the great historical document of the New Testament, records the beginning of the church on Earth. There is no doubt that the writer of the third Gospel is also the one whom the Holy Spirit selected to write this account of the establishment of the church and the events connected with it. This becomes clear if we compare the beginning of Luke with the beginning of Acts.

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Outline Of The Book Of Acts
I. The Ministry Of The Apostle Peter
(1:1—12:25)
A. The Gospel Is Confined To The Jews (1:1—7:60)
B. The Gospel Is Taken To The Gentiles (8:1—12:25)
1. The Samaritans And The Ethiopian Hear The Word (8:1-40)
2. Paul, The Apostle To The Gentiles, Is Converted (9:1-31)
3. Peter Performs Miracles In Lydda And Joppa (9:32-43)
4. Cornelius, A Roman centurion, Becomes A Believer (10:1—11:18)
5. Christ Is Preached In Syrian Antioch (11:19-30)
6. Herod Imprisons Peter (12:1-25)
II. The Ministry Of The Apostle Paul (13:1—28:31)
A. His Three Great Missionary Journeys (13:1-—21:40)
B. His Testimony From Jerusalem To Rome (22:1—28:31)