"The Acts Of The Apostle Paul" is an exclusive biography on the life of this dynamic proclaimer of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Utilizing the divinely inspired Scriptures as its foundation, it employs both secular and religious history, in addition to traditional sources researched under the guidance of His Holy Spirit, to delve deeply into the life of this stalwart of the Christian faith. It investigates unanswered questions such as the apostle's purported Herodian lineage; his refusal to recognize his immediate family; the possible involvement of the Jewish historian Josephus in his imprisonment and martyrdom; a potential fourth missionary journey; and the men and women who influenced his life and ministry. It reveals the apostle from a unique standpoint of investigative study regarding his unconventional efforts to "make known the mysteries of the gospel."
