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Marshall, I.Howard. Acts. Tyndale NT Comm. (Leicester: IVP, 1987). reprint.

Introduction
I.The Purpose of Acts p.17
Average reader: The history book of the early church. p.17
A work of literature dedicated to Theophilus. p.18
ONLY Luke writes a history! What led him to do so ¡S p.18
Remarks: 1.Luke writes in the style of LXX -->deliberate. p.18
2.Acts is the second part of a 2-vol. work. p.18
Why does he write Acts ¡S
1.He attempts to write the story of 'Christian beginnings' p.19
In Ac1:1, He mention Luke(Gospel) as Jesus' teaching & deeds.
a) W.C.van Unnik: Acts is confirmation of Luke-->evagelistic.
b) Gospel for Jews & Gentiles, acc to prophecy.
c) Concern for Salvation, but main audi`ence is x'n.(Theophilus is x'n)
2.Reject the following positions:
a) "Acts was a political apologetic"
b) "Acts was to refute x'n heresies" eg. Gnostics
i.e. "Acts was to promote theological emphasis"
c) The rehabilitation of Paul over his detractors in the church
3.Accept the following positions:
a) Acts shows how the church, composed of Jews and Gentiles, stands in continuity with Judaism.
b) Acts produces a new theological outlook, in which the coming of the
Spirit and teh mission of the church filled the gap caused by the
delay of the parousia.[Conzelmann, Theology.]