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The Hope of Israel, the Resurrection of the Dead, and Jesus: A Study in Their Relationship in Acts with Particular Regard to the Understanding of Paul's Trial Defense

The Hope of Israel, the Resurrection of the Dead, and Jesus: A Study in Their Relationship in Acts with Particular Regard to the Understanding of Paul's Trial Defense

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  • Robert J. Kepple

How does Luke present Paul's trial and defense in Acts 21-Acts 28? How can Paul claim that he is on trial for the hope of Israel and the resurrection of the dead? The essay analyzes the relationship between Jesus, the hope of Israel, and the resurrection of the dead.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1977. 11 pages.

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The starting point must always be God.... The first answer of the gospel can always, in effect, be put in this way: Forget yourself and contemplate God. M. Lloyd-Jones
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