Redemptive History in the Book of Acts

On this episode, Nick Batzig and Dr. Richard Gaffin delve into the significance of Pentecost as the high point of the Book of Acts, exploring its redemptive historical features, literary implications, and the work of Christ within the text. Dr. Gaffin walks through some important points from his book In the Fullness of Time and Perspectives on Pentecost. 

Resources

Richard Gaffin In the Fulness of Time: An Introduction to the Biblical Theology of Biblical Theology of Acts and Paul

Richard Gaffin Perspectives on Pentecost 

T.D. Bernard The Progress of Doctrine in the New Testament 

Geerhardus Vos Biblical Theology

• The Teaching of Jesus Regarding the Kingdom of God and the Church
• Redemptive History and Biblical Interpretation 
• Pauline Eschatology 

Herman Ridderbos The Coming of the Kingdom

O. Palmer Robertson The Christ of the Consummation (Vol. 1)

• The Christ of the Prophets
• The Christ of the Covenants 

Pentecost, Book of Acts, Redemptive History, Holy Spirit, Jesus