<p class="font_8">Acts continues the account begun in the Gospel of Luke and records the expansion of the Christian movement after the resurrection and ascension of Jesus. Traditionally attributed to Luke, the book traces the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, the witness of the apostles in Jerusalem, and the spread of the gospel throughout the Roman world, especially through the ministry of Paul. In the biblical timeline, Acts stands between the Gospels and the epistles, providing the historical setting for many of the New Testament letters and showing how the church was established in fulfillment of Christ’s commission.&nbsp;</p>