THE BOOK OF ACTS

Who was in the upper room? Who received the Holy Spirit/Ghost? What tongues did the apostles speak? Study Guide

De: Jeremiah Jael Israel

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

We added this series of mini-study guides to our collection of books to help people who need to grab the precepts on a particular Bible topic quickly.
The first book in this mini-series is The Book of Acts. This study guide answers questions about the book of Acts, providing precepts against common misconceptions about who was in the upper room, who received the Holy Spirit/Ghost, and what tongues the apostles spoke.

Check out all the books in our series; most are available in the following formats: audiobook, eBook, paperback, and hardcover.

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• "The Law vs. Grace" by Jeremiah Israel
• "Did the White Man Invent Jesus?" by Jeremiah Jael Israel
• "How We Became Black Hebrew Israelites: A Story of Love" by Jeremiah Jael Israel
• "The Book of Acts" by Jeremiah Jael Israel
• "The Tithing Deception" by Jeremiah Jael Israel
• "Hidden Identity of Blacks in the Bible" by Jeremiah Jael Israel
• "Hidden Identity of Blacks in the Bible: 10th Anniversary Expanded Edition" by Jeremiah Jael Israel
• "Who Are the Gentiles?" by Jeremiah Israel
• "The Virgin Mary Deception" by Jeremiah Israel

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Virtual voice made something already difficult to follow because of the over abundance of references nearly impossible to follow. This may be a decent ink on paper refrence text but as an audio book it's terrible. I thought since it was so short I might be able to tough it out. Sorry, there were spurts where it eased of the multiple references but here again I'm trying to get mast the annoying virtual voice. Just couldn't finish it. There are too many other good commentaries out there.