The Acts of the Apostles (c.90 CE) continues Luke’s narrative, detailing the early church’s expansion after Jesus’ ascension. It covers the Day of Pentecost, the ministries of Peter (to Jews) and Paul (to Gentiles), missionary journeys, and the spread of Christianity to Rome.

Author: Traditionally Luke (the same author as the Gospel of Luke).

Date Written: Circa 90 CE.

Context: Acts provides a bridge between Jesus’ life (Gospels) and the Epistles. Written for a Gentile audience, it explains how Christianity moved outward from Jerusalem, emphasizing continuity with Jewish scripture and the role of the Holy Spirit.