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The Golden Ratio Design of the Book of Acts

Table of Contents

Introduction to the Golden Ratio Design of the Book of Acts

Study #1: Introduction to the Golden Ratio design of the Bible

Study #2: Introduction to the Golden Ratio design of the Bible, continued

Study #3: The high-level view of the Golden Ratio design of the Bible

Study #4: The Golden Ratio design of Volume 4: The Past and Future History of the King of Zion

Study #5: Survey of the Book of Acts, Part 1

Study #6: Survey of the Book of Acts, Part 2

Introductory Topical Studies in Acts

Study #7: Introduction to Book of Acts

Study #8: Water Baptism: its Biblical mode and subjects

Study #9: Baptize in, with, or by: which?

Study #10: Should we baptize in the Name of Jesus only, or in the Name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit?

Study #11: Introduction to the Doctrine of the Holy Spirit in the Book of Acts

Study #12: Is speaking in tongues necessary to be saved?

Study #13: Can water baptism wash away your sins?

The Book of Acts, Chapter 1.1

Study #14: Be filled with the Holy Spirit of God to obey and fulfil the Great Commission of Jesus Christ

Study #15: Are there true Apostles in our day?

Study #16: The Golden Ratio design of Acts Chapter 1

Study #17: The miracle of speaking in foreign languages without training on the Day of Pentecost, examined by Scripture

Study #18: Peter preached the Gospel of Christ to foreign-born Jews on Pentecost

Study #19: Acts 2:38: The true meaning of “eis” and water baptism

Study #20: The Assembly in Jerusalem began to expand rapidly with many new Believers (Acts 2:41 - 47)

The Book of Acts, Chapter 1.2

Study #21: The Golden Ratio design of Acts Chapter 2

Study #22: God used a miracle to open a door for Peter and John to preach the Gospel to a large crowd of Jews

Study #23: Peter called the Jews to repentance and faith in the resurrected Christ

Study #24: The church in Jerusalem experienced their first persecution from the government

Study #25: The council of the Jews beat the Apostles and commanded them not to preach the Gospel again

The Book of Acts, Chapter 1.3

Study #26: The Golden Ratio design of Acts Chapter 3

Study #27: The Apostles asked the church members to appoint a group of deacons to assist them in the ministry

Study #28: The deacon Stephen prepared the Sanhedrin for a powerful indictment of their rejection of their own Messiah

Study #29: The death of Stephen led to a general persecution of Christians, which was led by Saul

The Book of Acts, Chapter 1.4

Study #30: The Golden Ratio design of Acts Chapter 4

Study #31: Philip and the Apostles Peter and John destroyed the influence of Simon Magus among the Samaritans with the Gospel

Study #32: Philip shared the Gospel of Christ with the Ethiopian Eunuch

Study #33: Saul of Tarsus met the Lord Jesus Christ on the road to Damascus

Study #34: Saul of Tarsus was baptized and filled with the Holy Spirit

Study #35: Saul of Tarsus was trained by the Lord and sent back to Tarsus to mature in his faith

The Book of Acts, Chapter 1.5

Study #36: The Golden Ratio design of Acts Chapter 5

Study #37: God used Peter to heal a paralyzed man and raise a woman from the dead (Acts 9:32 - 43)

Study #38: God sent Peter to preach the Gospel to Cornelius (Acts 9:32 - 43)

Study #39: Peter preached the Gospel to Cornelius (Acts 9:32 - 43)

Study #40: The first Gentile Christian Assembly was started in Antioch of Syria (Acts 11:19 - 30)

Study #41: The angel of the Lord delivered Peter from death, and killed king Herod (Acts 12:1 - 24)

The Book of Acts, Chapter 2.1

Study #42: Survey of the Golden Ratio design of the Book of Acts, Part 2

Study #43: The Golden Ratio design of Acts Chapter 2.1

Study #44: The Holy Spirit called Barnabas and Saul to plant churches among the Gentiles, and they began on Cyprus (Acts 12:25 - 13:12)

Study #45: Paul preached the Gospel of Christ to the Jews in Antioch of Pisidia (Acts 13:13 - 43)

Study #46: The hostility of the Jews encouraged Paul and Barnabas to reach out to the Gentiles with the Gospel instead (Acts 13:44 - 52)

Study #47: The hostility of the Jews in Iconium eventually forced Paul and Barnabas to flee for their lives to Lystra and Derbe (Acts 14:1 - 7)

Study #48: It was necessary for us to have entered into the Kingdom of God through much tribulation (Acts 14:8 - 28)

Study #49: The church leadership debated whether Gentile Christians should be forced to follow the Law of Moses (Acts 15:1 - 12)

Study #50: The church at Antioch rejoiced to hear that Gentile Christians would not be forced to follow the Law of Moses (Acts 15:13 - 35)

The Book of Acts, Chapter 2.2

Study #51: Paul and Barnabas go their separate ways because of a disagreement over John Mark (Acts 15:36 - 41)

Study #52: Paul obeyed the Macedonian call to go to Phillipi in Greece to start a new church (Acts 16:1 - 15)

Study #53: Paul and Silas were imprisoned by the Roman authorities in Philippi over a false charge (Acts 16:16 - 40)

Study #54: The Jews of Thessalonica disrupted the church-planting efforts of Paul and Silas in Thessalonica with a riot (Acts 17:1 - 9)

Study #55: Many of the noble Jews of Berea believed in Christ (Acts 17:10 - 15)

Study #56: Few of the pagan Greeks of Athens believed in Christ (Acts 17:16 - 34)

Study #57: The Lord blessed Paul’s missionary efforts in the Greek city of Corinth for eighteen months (Acts 18:1 - 11)

Study #58: Paul returned to the assembly at Antioch after stopping at a synagogue in Ephesus (Acts 18:12 - 22)

The Book of Acts, Chapter 2.3

Study #59: Aquila, Priscilla, and Paul guided disciples of John the Baptist to a better understanding of the Gospel (Acts 18:23 - 19:7)

Study #60: Paul worked for two years to train his converts in Ephesus in the Word of God (Acts 19:8 - 12)

Study #61: The failed exorcism by the sons of Sceva resulted in a great revival in Ephesus (Acts 19:13 - 20)

Study #62: Satan tried to kill Paul with a riot (19:21 - 20:1)

Study #63: Paul raised Eutychus from the dead while preaching in Troas in Asia Minor (Acts 20:2 - 12)

Study #64: Paul preached a final message of warning to the elders of his church at Ephesus (Acts 20:13 - 38)

The Book of Acts, Chapter 2.4

Study #65: Paul continued traveling to Jerusalem, in spite of opposition from the Holy Spirit through other believers (Acts 21:1 - 14)

Study #66: Paul demonstrated his faithfulness to the Law, but was attacked by unbelieving Jews in the Temple (Acts 21:15 - 22:21)

Study #67: Saul of Tarsus, a Pharisee of the Jews, was a zealous persecutor of Christians before he met the Lord Jesus Christ (Acts 21:40 - 22:10)

Study #68: The Lord Jesus sent Paul away from Jerusalem to preach to the Gentiles (Acts 22:11 - 21)

Study #69: Paul used his citizenship against the Romans and his heritage as a Pharisee against the Sanhedrin (Acts 22:22 - 23:11)

The Book of Acts, Chapter 2.5

Study #70: A Survey of Acts, Chapter 2.5

Study #71: Paul’s nephew helped him to escape a Jewish conspiracy to kill him

Study #72: Paul defended himself before the Roman governor Felix

Study #73: Paul appealed to Caesar to prevent his assassination by Jews on the road to Jerusalem (Acts 25:1 - 22)

Study #74: Paul appealed to Christ as the reason for all that he did in his life (Acts 25:23 - 26:32)

Study #75: Paul was transported under guard by a ship from Asia Minor, which crashed on the island of Malta (Acts 27:1 - 44)

Study #76: Paul was transported to Rome by ship, where he explained the Kingdom of God to the Jews of Rome (Acts 28:1 - 31)